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The title of the song is "The Liar of Love I Ask You", a Minnan song, originally sung by Chen Xiaoyun.

Love's liar I ask you (Minnan language version)

Singer: Chen Xiaoyun

Say what, I'm like a fairy on the zenith

Say what, I'm like the ancient Xishi

Say what, you've loved me for a thousand thousand years

Say what, you'll never change your mind

Originally, you're the one who talked the talk

Really, it's the talk

True love, you lied to me, I love you, I love you.

The truth is that you're cheating to go

The truth is that you're empty talkers

To achieve the goal of making you go

Ah...... I ask you

Ah ...... I ask you

Where the hell is your conscience

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What do you say, I'm like a fairy on the roof of the sky

What do you say, I'm like an old-fashioned Shih Tzu

What do you say, you've loved me for thousands of years

What do you say, you'll never change your mind

So you're just a fancy word

The truth is that you're not a fairy at all

The truth is that you're just a fairy at the top of your lungs. The truth is that you have to lie to go

Only you are an empty mouth and a thin tongue

To achieve the goal of making you go

Ah...... I ask you

Ah ...... I ask you

Your conscience in the end where

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Originally you are rhetoric

True love to you to cheat to go

Originally you are empty tongue

To achieve the purpose for you to go

Ah...... I ask you

Ah ...... I ask you

Where the hell is your conscience

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The song "Love's Liar I Ask You" is available in both Mandarin and Minnan.

The Minnan language version is sung by Chen Xiaoyun, with lyrics by Jiang Jinhong and music by Yu Longhua, released on December 11, 1988, and included in the album "Fujian Soju Golden Song". Chen Xiaoyun's real name is Chen Yunxia. She was born in Taiwan and is a singer. 1992, she won the Best Female Vocalist Award for Dialect Song at the 4th Golden Melody Awards for her song "Love Cha Cha", which put her on the highest peak of her singing career.

The Mandarin version was sung by Lin Meiyin, released in 1990, and included in the album "Hold Your Hand".

Wang Caihua covered this song in 1998, in the album "Twelve Beautiful Girls Underwater Swimsuit Singing Show".

The musical style of the song is cha-cha-cha, passionate and exuberant, with a lighthearted tune.