Composer: Tong Wenxi
Lyrics: Tong Wenxi
Singing: Li Qiong
Lyrics:
Yo ... Children of Dashan love the sun.
Sun, people who love mountains.
The mountain road here is eighteen bends, and the waterway here is nine passes.
The folk songs here are rows and rows, and the folk songs here are strings.
Eighteen bends, bending out of the Tujia gold and silver village.
The ninth ring road, even the Tujia jewelry beach is out.
Without these eighteen bends
No mountain girl is as beautiful as water.
Without this nine-ring chain
There is no such thing as a sea of people in China.
Eighteen bends and nine chains
Eighteen bends and nine chains
Bend the ring, bend the ring
The water and mountains around Tujia nationality
The mountain road here is eighteen bends.
The waterway here is the ninth ring road.
Folk songs here are arranged in pairs.
The folk songs here are strung together.
Rows, discharging the ups and downs of Tujia people.
String to string, string unearthed family joys and sorrows.
There is no such row to row.
You can't simply show your friendship.
Without this line-to-line connection
You can't love each other.
Line by line, string by string.
Line by line, string by string.
Rows of ropes, rows of ropes
It is closely related to the dreams and hopes of Tujia people.
Extended data:
Eighteen bends in mountain road is an old song. It is one of the lyrics of Tujia Vocal Music Suite 12 co-authored by Tong Wenxi 1990. Published in Changhong, it was published by the Provincial Music Association that year, and was originally named Tujia Road and Song.
10 years later, Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road was composed, packaged and sung by Wang Yuanping, Yin Jianping and Li Qiong, and finally became a "masterpiece".
Music score:
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