Xinjiang Uygur Folk Song: Youth Dance
The lyrics are as follows:
The sun goes down and still comes up in the morning, and the flowers bloom the same next year after they've given up their thanks
Beautiful birds are gone, but they never come back
My youth, like the birds, doesn't come back.
The song "Youth Dance" uses the "fish bites the tail" technique, which makes the first, second and fourth lines basically similar in terms of meter, while the first and fourth lines are exactly the same, and the third line's meter is completely different, giving the song a chic flavor: it looks simple, but it is catchy, bright and joyful.
Expanded Information: The Uyghur people have a broad musical popular base, a long tradition, and unique feelings and enthusiasm, and in recent years, Uyghur popular music has developed rapidly. Uyghur pop music has inherited some elements of traditional Uyghur music, but it has also boldly innovated and reformed, with the emergence of electronic music and modern musical instruments, it has given Uyghur pop music more room for choice, such as the attempts of Spanish flamenco style. Representative works: The famous Uyghur folk songs include "Alamu Khan", "Half Moon Climbing Up", "Darban City", "Send Me a Rose" and so on.