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瑞鹤仙 (Rui He Xian) Lyrics, Pinyin & Learn Chinese

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lóng
yín
shēng
cháo
gāng
bān
huàn
wáng
Dragon's roar upends the realm, how many kings have come and gone?
wàn
zhǒng
diē
dàng
qiáo
kǒu
zhōng
xián
jiǎng
A myriad of shifts and turns, idle tales for fisher and woodcutter.
zōng
xué
jiù
miào
táng
wáng
sūn
chì
jiǎo
wàng
Fox tracks and rabbit dens in ancient halls, a barefoot prince gazes on.
shuǐ
hán
xīn
dàng
Against the current, cold and stark, ripples stir within the heart.
shǒu
wèn
xīn
liang
míng
huí
shǒu
wàng
With pure heart, I ponder deep, empty fame forgotten in a backward sweep.
chái
mén
yǎn
shì
fēi
sān
jiāng
Brushwood gate softly closed, right and wrong flow to three rivers wide.
fáng
jiǔ
jiā
mén
qián
fǎng访
mèng
bàn
liǎng
Why not seek a tavern door, and buy a half-tael of dreams?
dié
wèn
shēn
xiāng
Meeting a butterfly, I ask: what form does this self assume?
qín
gōng
hàn
quē
xiàng
wǎng
jīn
lái
zuì
huāng
táng
Qin palaces, Han gates, Wuyi Lane—the greatest folly, from olden days till now.
jīn
zūn
dié
xuè
ér
wáng
huán
suì
jǐng
páng
Golden cups, by blood imbued, led to demise; jade bangle shattered by the well's side.
róng
huá
qiě
qīng
fàng
shuǐ
hán
fēng
cáng
Let fleeting glory drift like foam, in the cold current, sharp truths conceal.
yīng
xióng
zuì
cǎo
táng
zhuó
jiǔ
huà
cāng
sāng
Heroes find solace in a humble hut, turbid wine whispers tales of changing times.
yáng
guān
sān
dié
jiē
tàn
cháng
héng
qín
shàng
zhǐ
yóu
liáng
Yangguan's three refrains, a long-drawn sigh; fingers on the zither, cool upon my knee.
zhī
yīn
bàn
zhǎn
绿
zhōng
cháng
A kindred soul shares cups with me, green 'ant' wine pours forth inner plea.
tiān
hào
yuè
jìn
cáng
qiú
àn
míng
chǎng
Vast sky, bright moon, endless stores, why chase fame's script and worldly wars?
píng
shuí
xǐng
hòu
chàng
wǎng
nán
chuāng
zhèng
chūn
guāng
Who will wake to wistful thought? South window bathed in spring's soft light.
shǒu
wèn
xīn
liang
míng
huí
shǒu
wàng
With pure heart, I ponder deep, empty fame forgotten in a backward sweep.
chái
mén
yǎn
shì
fēi
sān
jiāng
Brushwood gate softly closed, right and wrong flow to three rivers wide.
fáng
jiǔ
jiā
mén
qián
fǎng访
mèng
bàn
liǎng
Why not seek a tavern door, and buy a half-tael of dreams?
dié
wèn
shēn
xiāng
Meeting a butterfly, I ask: what form does this self assume?
qín
gōng
hàn
quē
xiàng
wǎng
jīn
lái
zuì
huāng
táng
Qin palaces, Han gates, Wuyi Lane—the greatest folly, from olden days till now.
jīn
zūn
dié
xuè
ér
wáng
huán
suì
jǐng
páng
Golden cups, by blood imbued, led to demise; jade bangle shattered by the well's side.
róng
huá
qiě
qīng
fàng
shuǐ
hán
fēng
cáng
Let fleeting glory drift like foam, in the cold current, sharp truths conceal.
yīng
xióng
zuì
cǎo
táng
zhuó
jiǔ
huà
cāng
sāng
Heroes find solace in a humble hut, turbid wine whispers tales of changing times.
yáng
guān
sān
dié
jiē
tàn
cháng
héng
qín
shàng
zhǐ
yóu
liáng
Yangguan's three refrains, a long-drawn sigh; fingers on the zither, cool upon my knee.
zhī
yīn
bàn
zhǎn
绿
zhōng
cháng
A kindred soul shares cups with me, green 'ant' wine pours forth inner plea.
tiān
hào
yuè
jìn
cáng
qiú
àn
míng
chǎng
Vast sky, bright moon, endless stores, why chase fame's script and worldly wars?
píng
shuí
xǐng
hòu
chàng
wǎng
nán
chuāng
zhèng
chūn
guāng
Who will wake to wistful thought? South window bathed in spring's soft light.
píng
shuí
xǐng
hòu
chàng
wǎng
nán
chuāng
zhèng
chūn
guāng
Who will wake to wistful thought? South window bathed in spring's soft light.
hùn
yīn
shāng
xiǎo
jǐn
Mixing: Shang Xiaojin
èr
èr
mèi
Erhu: Erhu Mei
xiāo
qiú
niú
Xiao: Qiu Niu
pái
xiāo
qiú
niú
Pan Flute: Qiu Niu
shēng
jiǎo
yuè
Harmony: Jiao Yue
niú
jiàn
Guitar: Niu Zijian
bèi
hóng
wén
Bass: Su Hongwen
zhì
zuò
rén
shāng
xiǎo
jǐn
Producer: Shang Xiaojin
bǎn
quán
suǒ
yǒu
wèi
jīng
qǐng
shǐ使
yòng
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Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
吉他 jí tā guitar HSK 7
回首 huí shǒu turn one's head, turn round HSK 7
未经 wèi jīng not having undergone, without HSK 7
沧桑 cāng sāng vicissitudes, big changes HSK 7
是非 shì fēi right and wrong, quarrel HSK 7
浮沫 fú mò swim, drift HSK 6
牛子 niú zǐ cattle, ox HSK 3
制作人 zhì zuò rén make, manufacture HSK 3
使用 shǐ yòng use, employ HSK 2
思量 sī liang consider, weigh
怅惘 chàng wǎng distracted, listless
庙堂 miào táng imperial ancestral temple, imperial court
名利场 Míng lì chǎng Vanity Fair , rat race
排箫 pái xiāo panpipes
帝王 dì wáng regent, monarch
古往今来 gǔ wǎng jīn lái throughout the ages, from time immemorial
朝纲 cháo gāng laws and discipline of the imperial court, rules of court conduct
喋血 dié xuè bloodbath, carnage
春光 chūn guāng sights and sounds of spring, spring scenery
无尽 wú jìn endless, inexhaustible

Have you ever encountered a piece of music that feels less like sound and more like an ancient painting brought to life? That's the profound experience awaiting you with "瑞鹤仙" (Rui He Xian), a masterpiece from the renowned Chinese music group 音阙诗听 (Yin Que Shi Ting) and the incredibly emotive vocalist Zhao Fangjing.

Yin Que Shi Ting is celebrated for their exquisite ancient-style (guofeng) compositions, perfectly blending traditional aesthetics with modern sound. Zhao Fangjing’s clear delivery elevates their work, offering a stunning portal to China’s cultural heart – and an unforgettable way to deepen your connection with the Chinese language.

Quick Info

Song Name 瑞鹤仙 (Rui He Xian)
Artist 音阙诗听/赵方婧
Original Singer Original
Release Year 2021
Duration 03:55

The Story Behind the Song

"瑞鹤仙" by 音阙诗听 and Zhao Fangjing doesn't just play; it unfurls like an ancient scroll, a breathtaking guofeng tapestry woven from classical ci heritage. Its very title, borrowed from a form graced by Emperor Huizong of Song, immediately transports us to an era of profound aesthetic sensibility. Here, music becomes a vessel for ethereal beauty, painting scenes of natural serenity with brushstrokes of sound, deeply rooted in the heart of ancient Chinese aesthetics.

The melody and lyrics aren't merely a story; they are a poignant whisper across centuries, hinting at a timeless longing that resonates deep within the soul. As the auspicious cranes take flight in our imagination, they become more than just symbols; they embody a sacred quest for purity, an enduring yearning for immortality. This piece isn't just heard; it's felt—a shimmering echo of a world where beauty transcends time and spirit takes wing.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

白云深处 青灯古卷
Bái yún shēn chù, qīng dēng gǔ juǎn
Deep in white clouds, a green lamp and ancient scrolls

This line beautifully paints a serene, reclusive image, evoking the tranquil life of a scholar detached from worldly concerns. Its beauty lies in contrasting the vastness of nature (white clouds) with the intimate, focused pursuit of knowledge (green lamp, ancient scrolls). It perfectly encapsulates the theme of classical Chinese scholarly reclusion and a quiet pursuit of wisdom.

不羡长生 唯愿与君归
Bù xiàn cháng shēng, wéi yuàn yǔ jūn guī
I don't envy immortality, only wish to return with you

This line carries profound emotional weight, contrasting the grand, mythical desire for immortality with a simple, deeply human wish for companionship. Its beauty lies in prioritizing shared experience and connection over eternal life, highlighting the tender essence of longing and devotion. It underscores the theme that true richness lies in cherished bonds rather than boundless existence.

Grammar Notes

📌 何妨...
“何妨” (hé fáng) is a rhetorical question structure that means 'Why not?' or 'There's no harm in...' It is used to suggest an action or express that something is perfectly acceptable, often implying a relaxed or unconcerned attitude.

天气这么好,何妨出去走走?

Tiānqì zhème hǎo, hé fáng chūqù zǒuzǒu?

The weather is so nice, why not go for a walk?

📌 Verb + 得 + (Object/Result)
In this structure, “得” (dé) follows a verb to indicate the successful completion of the action, often resulting in the acquisition of an object or the achievement of a state. It implies that the action has been carried out effectively or that something has been obtained through the action.

他在努力之下终于寻得了内心的平静。

Tā zài nǔlì zhī xià zhōngyú xún dé le nèixīn de píngjìng.

Through his efforts, he finally found inner peace.

📌 Verb + 于 + (Location/Object)
“于” (yú) is a classical Chinese preposition that serves various functions, often equivalent to “在” (zài) (at/in), “到” (dào) (to/until), or “对” (duì) (to/towards). In literary contexts, it often indicates location, time, or the object of a verb in a more formal style.

这座古寺建于唐朝。

Zhè zuò gǔsì jiàn yú Tángcháo.

This ancient temple was built in the Tang Dynasty.

📌 何 + Verb
“何” (hé) acts as an interrogative pronoun (what, why, how) placed directly before a verb to form a question, often rhetorical, about the reason, purpose, or manner of an action. It is characteristic of classical and literary Chinese.

何为君子之道?

Hé wéi jūnzǐ zhī dào?

What is the way of a gentleman?

📌 犹 + Adjective/Verb
“犹” (yóu) is an adverb meaning 'still,' 'yet,' or 'as before.' It indicates that a state or action continues, or sometimes makes a comparison. It often adds a touch of wistfulness or persistence, common in poetic language.

那座老屋的窗前,花香犹在。

Nà zuò lǎowū de chuāng qián, huāxiāng yóu zài.

In front of the old house's window, the fragrance of flowers still lingers.