Ni chu xiangyixiang, (Why don't you think about it), Ni chu kanyikan, (Why don't you take a look at it): Yueliang daibiao wodexin. Verse 3 repeated: Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (You asked me how deep my love is for you) - Wo ai ni you jifen. Shenshen di yiduan qing, (A period of deep love), Jiaowo sinian dao rujin (Makes me long for it till now). (The moon represents my heart).Ĭhorus: Qingqing de yige wen, (A gentle kiss) Yijing dadong wode xin. Ni chu xiangyixiang, (why don't you think about it), Ni chu kanyikan, (why don't you take a look at it): Yueliang daibiao wode xin.
Verse 3: Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (You asked me how deep my love is for you) - Wo ai ni you jifen. Shenshen de yiduan qing, (A period of deep love), Jiao wo sinian dao rujin (Makes me long for it till now). Verse 2: Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (you asked me how deep my love is for you) - Wo ai ni you jifen. (ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen) Kau bertanya padaku seberapa dalam aku mencintaimu.
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(The moon represents my heart).Ĭhorus: Qingqing de yige wen, (A gentle kiss) Yijing dadong wode xin. Create a book Download as PDF Printable version. Wode qing buyi, (My feelings will not waver), Wo de ai bu bian, (My love will never change): Yueliang daibiao wode xin. 作詞：翁清溪 作曲：孫儀 編曲：盧東尼 你问我爱你有多深 (ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen) Kau bertanya padaku seberapa dalam aku mencintaimu. Create a book Download as PDF Printable version. 'Forget Him' 'Toki no Nagare ni Mi o Makase' 'The Moon Represents My Heart'. Jump up ^ 'Yue Liang Dai Biao Wo de Xin – Teresa Teng'. It was made famous by Taiwanese singer Teresa Teng. The Moon Represents My Heart is a Mandarin song. Wode qing ye zhen, (My feeling is also true), Wode ai yezhen, (My love is also true): Yueliang daibiao wode xin. Sun lost the lawsuit, so the company owns the copyright of this song.Verse 1: Ni wen wo ai ni you duo shen, (You asked me how deep my love is for you) - Wo ai ni you jifen. Copyright status Lyricist Sun Yi filed a lawsuit against the Li Ge Record Company ( 麗歌唱片公司). According to, it is one of the best-known Chinese pop songs of all time. ' 'The Moon Represents My Heart' is also popular in, with one chain in Singapore listing it at #42 on their hits list (which made it the highest ranked of all Teng's songs). The song is considered a 'classic,' and according to one source, 'Chinese all around the world are familiar with. It has been covered by several famous singers, including, and Hong Kong a cappella group. Legacy Teng died of an attack in 1995, but 'The Moon Represents My Heart' has been performed frequently in Asia into the 21st century, including in places like, and -even at political functions. So people of my generation were suddenly infected with this very personal, individual world. As film director later said, 'The Moon Represents My Heart' something completely new. Before Teng's music arrived, such romantic songs had been nonexistent in China for many years as they were considered bourgeois and decadent. 'The Moon Represents My Heart,' however, is often cited as one of her best-known or most popular pieces. She became so popular that 'within months the country was literally flooded with songs.'
The style was in striking contrast to the then officially sanctioned songs in mainland China which were often revolutionary songs, and made a strong impact on its listeners. Her singing, described as 'soft, sweet, often whispery and restrained,' was considered the 'ideal' in gangtai music at that time. Teng's songs over the following decade revolutionized music in China. A short clip of 'The Moon Represents My Heart' by Teresa Teng.
'The Moon Represents My Heart' became one of the first popular foreign songs (called ' songs) in the country under the new. Cultural impact in China Until the late 1970s, foreign music had not been allowed into for several decades. Teng's rendition, which is three minutes and 29 seconds long, was described as a 'love song with a waltz-like lilt'. It was first sung by Chen Fen-lan ( 陳芬蘭) in around 1972 or 1973 but was made famous by Teresa Teng's version later in 1977.
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