Featured📅 8/8/2026👁️ 2 views

打呼 (Snore) Lyrics, Pinyin & English - Learn Chinese

Interactive Lyrics

céng
jīng
de
shí
méi
xiǎng
guò
huì
yǒu
zhè
tiān
méi
ān
xīn
mián
bèi
zhěn
biān
rén
pín
pín
bào
yuàn
shàng
yǎn
jiù
bèi
xián
lián
dōu
bèi
mán
yuàn
dào
zuò
cuò
shén
me
hái
shì
wèn
chū
shì
shēng
yīn
me
míng
xiǎn
nán
dào
pín
yīn
liàng
fēn
bèi
gāo
le
diǎn
o
h
b
a
b
y
s
o
r
r
y
ràng
fáng
jiān
hái
gěi
wán
měi
xiá
níng
jìng
rén
kōng
jiān
O
h
p
r
e
t
t
y
b
a
b
y
t
h
a
t
s
o
k
zhǐ
yào
yǒu
péi
zài
shēn
biān
jiù
hēi
o
h
b
a
b
y
b
a
b
y
t
h
a
t
s
o
k
huan
wēi
zhù
màn
màn
shuì
zài
de
shēn
biān
chuáng
hòu
zhāo
h
e
l
l
o
)
néng
zài
shēn
biān
shì
zuì
de
xìng
y
e
a
y
e
a
suǒ
shì
nǎo
rén
de
nào
rén
hái
shì
rǎo
rén
de
rén
nǎo
dān
xīn
zài
rǎo
shuì
jiào
shuō
zhēn
ài
kuài
jiào
ài
chéng
wéi
guàn
zhēn
de
hěn
miào
jiào
ān
xīn
zhǐ
yào
yǒu
zài
shēn
biān
jiù
suàn
xiàng
zhēng
zhǒng
ài
de
zhāo
h
e
y
hái
shì
yǒu
diǎn
nèi
jiù
guò
shēn
huàn
shuì
姿
shì
méi
jiù
tiān
huā
bǎn
zhī
dīng
le
duō
jiǔ
xiǎng
huài
měi
de
mèng
u
h
h
zhī
xiǎng
bào
zhù
o
h
h
zhī
xiǎng
péi
zhù
o
h
m
y
shì
de
shēng
yīn
hǎo
xiàng
zhù
le
O
h
p
r
e
t
t
y
b
a
b
y
t
h
a
t
s
o
k
zhǐ
yào
yǒu
péi
zài
shēn
biān
jiù
hēi
o
h
b
a
b
y
b
a
b
y
t
h
a
t
s
o
k
huan
wēi
zhù
màn
màn
shuì
zài
de
shēn
biān
chuáng
hòu
zhāo
h
e
l
l
o
)
néng
zài
shēn
biān
shì
zuì
de
xìng
y
e
a
y
e
a
zài
de
shēn
biān
chuáng
hòu
zhāo
h
e
l
l
o
)
néng
zài
shēn
biān
shì
zuì
de
xìng
y
e
a
y
e
a
s
o
c
o
m
e
a
n
d
c
o
m
e
o
n
a
n
d
zhāo
zhāo
chuáng
hòu
zhāo
zhāo
zhāo
H
e
l
l
o
~
zài
de
shēn
biān
chuáng
hòu
zhāo
h
e
l
l
o
)
néng
zài
shēn
biān
shì
zuì
de
xìng
y
e
a
y
e
a

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
打呼 dǎ hū to snore
安心 ān xīn harbour intentions, cherish certain intentions HSK 7
出自 chū zì come from, originate from HSK 7
埋怨 mán yuàn complain, blame HSK 7
何时 hé shí when, what time HSK 7
打招呼 dǎ zhāo hu greet sb., say hello HSK 7
频频 pín pín repeatedly, time and again HSK 7
就算 jiù suàn even if, granted that HSK 6
奇妙 qí miào marvellous, wonderful HSK 6
打扰 dǎ rǎo to disturb, to trouble HSK 5
私人 sī rén sth. private, private HSK 5
抱怨 bào yuàn to complain or express discontent or dissatisfaction HSK 5
呼吸 hū xī respire, breathe HSK 4
担心 dān xīn worry, anxious HSK 4
招呼 zhāo hu to call, to greet HSK 4
到底 dào dǐ on earth , after all HSK 3
慢慢 màn màn slowly, leisurely HSK 3
曾经 céng jīng once HSK 3
幸福 xìng fú happiness, well being HSK 3
破坏 pò huài wreck, destroy HSK 3

True love is tested not by grand romantic gestures, but by whether you can survive your partner’s snoring without losing your sanity. If you've ever spent the night tossing and turning to the sound of a human chainsaw, you will instantly vibe with "打呼" (Snore)—a delightfully playful, upbeat track by Mandopop royalty Wilber Pan. Also known as Will Pan, the American-born Taiwanese singer, songwriter, and actor has been a force in the industry since his 2001 debut. Famous for bringing an energetic hip-hop and R&B style to the scene with massive hits like "Gecko Stroll"—as well as starring in hit TV dramas and hosting popular variety shows—Wilber channels his signature lighthearted charisma into this relatable anthem.

Far from your typical serious love song, "打呼" is the ultimate catchy track to level up your conversational Chinese. Learning how to teasingly complain about bedtime habits is a practical Mandarin skill you didn’t know you needed, and this song’s infectious rhythm and everyday vocabulary make mastering the language feel less like studying and more like singing along with a friend.

Quick Info

Song Name 打呼 (Snore)
Artist Wilber Pan
Original Singer Wilber Pan (feat. Rainie Yang)
Release Year 2014
Duration 03:47

The Story Behind the Song

In Mandopop, love is often painted in sweeps of grand, tear-soaked melodrama. Yet, Wilber Pan’s 2014 gem "打呼" (Snore), featuring the radiant Rainie Yang, dares to find romance in the most unglamorous corner of domestic life: the bedroom of a loud sleeper. It’s a vibrant, upbeat celebration of those nocturnal, lumberjack-level snores that test a partner's sanity, turning a universal relationship grievance into a sparkling comedy.

Pan and Yang’s real-life camaraderie elevates the track into a warm, vulnerable portrait of unconditional affection. To tolerate someone’s loudest nocturnal quirk is, culturally, the ultimate quiet declaration of love. By transforming a sleepless, frustrating night into a joyful, danceable duet, this track reminds us that true romance isn't found in poetic silence, but in the chaotic, noisy, and beautifully flawed rhythms of sharing a life.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

有你打呼聲陪伴 才是完美和弦
Yǒu nǐ dǎhū shēng péibàn cái shì wánměi héxián
Only with the accompaniment of your snoring does it become a perfect chord.

This line beautifully elevates a mundane, often annoying habit into a symbol of intimate harmony and romantic union. By comparing the disruptive sound of snoring to a "perfect chord," the lyrics playfully illustrate how true love embraces and harmonizes with a partner's imperfections. It encapsulates the song's core theme: that vulnerability and flaws are essential notes in the music of a shared life.


聽著你的心跳 聽著你的呼吸 就像是最美麗的協奏曲
Tīngzhe nǐ de xīntiào tīngzhe nǐ de hūxī jiù xiàng shì zuì měilì de xiézòuqǔ
Listening to your heartbeat, listening to your breathing, it is like the most beautiful concerto.

This line paints a tender, poetic picture of late-night intimacy, transforming basic physiological sounds into a grand, symphonic masterpiece. It highlights the profound comfort, safety, and deep connection found in simply being present with a lover in the quiet hours of the night. By framing these involuntary, organic sounds as a "concerto," the lyricist captures how love elevates the ordinary details of domestic life into something sacred and artistic.

Grammar Notes

📌 连...都...
This pattern is used to express emphasis, meaning 'even'. '连' (lián) introduces the extreme or unexpected element, and '都' (dōu) or '也' (yě) is placed before the verb to emphasize that the statement applies even to this extreme case.

他太累了,连话都不想说。

Tā tài lèi le, lián huà dōu bù xiǎng shuō.

He is too tired to even want to speak.

📌 只要...就...
This is a conditional construction meaning 'as long as... then...'. '只要' (zhǐyào) introduces the sufficient condition, and '就' (jiù) introduces the result that will naturally follow from that condition.

只要你肯努力,就一定能成功。

Zhǐyào nǐ kěn nǔlì, jiù yīdìng néng chénggōng.

As long as you are willing to work hard, you will definitely succeed.

📌 就算...
This conjunction means 'even if' or 'granted that'. It is used to introduce a hypothetical concession, indicating that even if a certain situation were true, the result in the main clause (often marked by '也' or '还是') would not change.

就算明天有大雨,我们也要按时出发。

Jiùsuàn míngtiān yǒu dàyǔ, wǒmen yě yào ànshí chūfā.

Even if there is heavy rain tomorrow, we still must set off on time.