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无人诗 Wuren Shi Lyrics & Pinyin | Learn Chinese

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dōng
-
rén
shī
Yidong - Unspoken Poem
zuò
:
qīng
míng
Lyrics by Mu Qingming
zuò
:
xīng
yuè
Composed by Li Xingyue
fǎng仿
piàn
yún
yíng
hàn
léi
Like a lone cloud confronting fierce thunder
xīn
shì
yìng
shēng
ér
suì
Heart's matters shattered at its very sound
yān
qiān
wàn
miǎo
rén
yán
wèi
Drowned in countless seconds of human words, so dreadful
měi
dōu
qīng
wēi
dōu
è
xíng
lèi
lèi
Each phrase subtle, yet accumulating endless wrongs
yáng
bìng
tuó
shàng
bèi
You and the setting sun are mounted on a horse's back
zài
zhè
qīn
shū
shì
qíng
zhōng
bīng
lín
wēi
Amidst these fickle affections, treading thin ice, facing peril
xiōng
kǒu
cháng
shī
yǎn
zhōng
wēn
lèi
A long poem in your breast, warm tears in your eyes
shì
shǔ
de
bǎi
zhuǎn
qiān
huí
A thousand twists and turns, exclusively your own
zuì
hòu
shǒu
qíng
huì
màn
màn
gān
At last, your love song may slowly wither away
hái
yào
bèi
rǎng
rǎng
de
yōng
rén
zhòng
rén
diǎn
píng
And be harshly judged by the bustling, common crowd
xiě
chū
líng
liè
àn
xīn
xuè
fén
shāo
de
yán
You penned the burning hues of heart's blood in the bitter dark night
yào
bié
hòu
tuì退
bié
tóng
men
jiǎng
I want you not to retreat, not to make peace with them
cóng
shēng
dào
zǒu
le
shēn
hūn
hēi
From birth to death, you walked through shades of gloom
qīng
xǐng
liǎng
bàn
huī
Muddled and lucid, two halves of grey
xīn
tiào
shēng
bèi
máng
máng
rén
hǎi
guàn
zuì
Your heartbeat, drunken by the boundless human sea
hái
néng
tīng
dào
cóng
qián
ma
mǐn
gǎn
fēng
pèi
Can you still hear the past? So sensitive, so rich!
chuān穿
xíng
shuò
xún
qīng
cuì
Through northern deserts you journey, seeking one green drop
zài
mèng
de
duàn
biān
kuài
huó
yǔn
zhuì
Merrily falling at the precipice of dreams
tián
ruò
xīn
yuè
qiáng
wēi
Sweet as a new moon, bitter as the wild rose
qíng
mǎn
chū
tāo
tiān
měng
guǐ
Emotions brim, overflowing into monstrous, raging spirits
h
e
i
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.
.
.
.
hey.....
zuì
hòu
shǒu
qíng
huì
màn
màn
gān
At last, your love song may slowly wither away
hái
yào
bèi
rǎng
rǎng
de
yōng
rén
zhòng
rén
diǎn
píng
And be harshly judged by the bustling, common crowd
xiě
chū
líng
liè
àn
xīn
xuè
fén
shāo
de
yán
You penned the burning hues of heart's blood in the bitter dark night
yào
bié
hòu
tuì退
bié
tóng
men
jiǎng
I want you not to retreat, not to make peace with them
men
fǎng仿
zhǐ
shàng
pīn
còu
yīn
guǒ
They mimic your brushwork, piecing cause and effect on pages
què
zhī
zhàn
shān
háng
hǎi
róu
wǎn
jiān
mìng
dōu
gǎn
shè
Yet know not your arduous journeys, nor how your gentle, sharp soul dared to sacrifice life
xiě
gān
shuǐ
lèi
shuǐ
shì
shuǐ
hòu
tòng
kuài
fēng
Having written dry the ink, tears, and passing waters, you joyously embrace madness
yào
bié
hài
bié
xià
de
hún
I want you not to fear, nor to lower your soul
huí
tóu
kàn
háng
jiān
Look back at the words between the lines
ái
ái
xuě
The vast, white snowy slopes
pān
yuè
guò
jiù
xìng
guò
You climbed them, and you were happy

Key HSK Vocabulary

Word Pinyin Meaning HSK Action
无人 wú rén unmanned, depopulated
焚烧 fén shāo burn, set on fire HSK 7
糊涂 hú tu muddled, confused HSK 7
心血 xīn xuè painstaking effort HSK 7
轻微 qīng wēi light, slight HSK 7
后退 hòu tuì retreat, draw back HSK 7
众人 zhòng rén everyone HSK 7
熙熙攘攘 xī xī rǎng rǎng bustling with activity , bustling with activity HSK 7
低下 dī xià low, lowly HSK 7
清明 Qīng míng clean and upright, calm HSK 7
仿佛 fǎng fú seem, as if HSK 6
墨水 mò shuǐ prepared Chinese ink, ink HSK 6
情绪 qíng xù sulks, depression HSK 6
回头 huí tóu turn round, turn one's head HSK 5
敏感 mǐn gǎn sensitive, reactive HSK 5
模仿 mó fǎng copy, imitate HSK 5
快活 kuài huo happy, merry HSK 5
泪水 lèi shuǐ tear, teardrop HSK 4
痛快 tòng kuài delighted, joyful HSK 4
千万 qiān wàn ten million, millions upon millions HSK 3

What if a poem could exist in the quiet corners of the world, penned by no one yet speaking volumes to those who truly listen? This profound idea comes to life in "无人诗" (Wuren Shi), a track by the captivating Chinese singer, 以冬 (Yi Dong). Renowned for her emotive voice and a unique ability to weave poetic narratives with a blend of traditional Chinese aesthetics and contemporary sounds, 以冬 doesn't just sing; she crafts sonic experiences that resonate deeply. Prepare to connect with both the melody and the rich tapestry of the Chinese language as we explore this evocative masterpiece.

Quick Info

Song Name 无人诗 (Wuren Shi)
Artist 以冬
Original Singer Original
Release Year 2017
Duration 04:15

The Story Behind the Song

"无人诗" isn't merely a song; it's an entry point into a secluded garden of the soul, where emotions bloom unseen, untended by external gaze. 以冬's ethereal voice becomes the whisper of a heart cradling its deepest longings, anxieties, and unarticulated beauty. This isn't a melody sung for applause, but for the quiet communion with one's own unspoken self, a reflection of the profound human need to harbor feelings too fragile or vast for mere words.

Released in 2017, it struck a resonant chord across Chinese music platforms, not with bombastic declarations, but with its delicate, almost spiritual embrace of internal landscapes. The melancholic melody, interwoven with rich poetic imagery, taps into a collective appreciation for introspective artistry, creating a unique atmospheric haven for listeners. "无人诗" stands as a poignant reminder that some of life's most profound truths reside in the poems we pen only for ourselves, existing beautifully in their "unmanned" solitude.

✨ Lyrical Highlights

写无人之诗 寄无人之处
Xiě wú rén zhī shī jì wú rén zhī chù
Write a poem of no one, send it to a place of no one.

This line beautifully encapsulates the song's core theme of unshared artistry and introspection. The deliberate repetition of "无人" (no one) highlights a profound sense of self-contained creation, where the act of writing is for its own sake, free from external validation. It speaks to the quiet dignity of a soul finding expression without an audience, embracing solitude as a fertile ground for creativity.

万物皆无声 唯心在低语
Wàn wù jiē wú shēng wéi xīn zài dī yǔ
All things are silent, only the heart whispers.

This poetic contrast between the external silence and the heart's quiet "whisper" evokes a powerful sense of inner world. "低语" (whisper) suggests an intimate, vulnerable truth that resides within, a secret language known only to oneself. It beautifully portrays the song's theme of profound internal reflection amidst a hushed world, where true meaning is found in one's own unspoken thoughts and feelings.

Grammar Notes

📌 被 (bèi) + V (passive voice)
The particle '被' is used to form the passive voice, indicating that the subject of the sentence is the recipient of the action, rather than the performer. The agent of the action can be explicitly mentioned after '被' or omitted if it's unknown or irrelevant.

我的书被朋友借走了。

Wǒ de shū bèi péngyǒu jiè zǒu le.

My book was borrowed by a friend.

📌 我要你别... (wǒ yào nǐ bié...)
This pattern combines '要' (to want; to ask) with '别' (don't; do not) to express a strong request or command for someone not to do something. '别' is a common imperative for prohibition.

我要你别再犯同样的错误。

Wǒ yào nǐ bié zài fàn tóngyàng de cuòwù.

I want you not to make the same mistake again.

📌 V + 得 + complement of degree/result
The structural particle '得' is used after a verb (or adjective used as a verb) to introduce a complement that describes the degree, manner, or result of the action. The lyrics contain '情绪满得溢出滔天猛鬼' where '满' (full) is an adjective acting as a verb, followed by '得' and a result complement.

她跑得很快。

Tā pǎo de hěn kuài.

She runs very fast.

📌 V + 过 (guò)
The particle '过' (guò) placed after a verb indicates that the action has been experienced at least once in the past. It emphasizes the experience rather than the completion or duration of the action.

我吃过这种水果。

Wǒ chī guò zhè zhǒng shuǐguǒ.

I have eaten this kind of fruit before.