Listen to Liu Huan & Sarah Brightman Singing the Song, August 8, 2008
Instead of singing a Chinese song for you myself, this weekend I would like to present you with the 2008 Olympic Theme Song by the Chinese pop musician Liu Huan and a British musician Sarah Brightman.
I do enjoy its lyrics and rhythm. I also think the Chinese lyrics are easy to read and to remember. So, I have added the Chinese pronunciation for the lyrics for you. I really hope that this will be of some help to you in learning Chinese and in knowing more about Chinese culture.
MAIN MEANING OF THE SONG
You and Me
By Chen Qigang You and me, from one world. Heart to heart, We are one family. For dreams we travel, Thousands of miles, We meet in Beijing.
Come together The joy we share You and me, From one world. Forever, we are one family.
Listen to Liu Huan & Sarah Brightman Singing the Song CHINESE CHARACTER AND PRONUNCIATION
篏 -- Wo He Ni
狗 -- Chen Qigang
篏 -- Wo he ni鐚 綽菴綽 -- xin lian xin鐚 篏亥 -- Tong zhu diqiu zen 筝堺▽ -- Wei mengxiang鐚 茵 -- qianli xing 鐚 娯篋 -- xianghui zai Beijing
ュ -- Laiba鐚 -- pengyou鐚 篌後坂 -- shenchu ni de shou 篏 -- Wo he ni鐚 綽菴綽 -- xin lian xin鐚 羂梧筝絎銀査 -- youyuan zai yiqi
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please write to shirley@ebridge.cn, or shirleyz004@yahoo.com, You are welcome to publish your opinions in Forum For Friends. :-)
--Shirley Zhang Edited on Sun, August 10th, 2008.
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