What song is this?

Correction, it's "The Girl of Dabancheng", sung by Wang Luobin, a folk song from Xinjiang

Lyrics:

The stone roads of Dabancheng are hard and flat

The watermelons are big and sweet

The girl of Dabancheng has a long braid

The two eyes are so beautiful

If you get married

Don't marry another man

Bring me your dowry

Sing your song

Hurry that carriage and bring me to your house. p>

You must marry me

Bring your dowry

Sing your song

Come with the carriage

The rocky roads of Daban City are hard and flat

The watermelons are big and sweet

The girls of Daban City have long braids

Two beautiful eyes

If you marry

Don't marry someone else.

Don't marry anyone else

Marry me

Bring your dowry

Sing your song

Come in the carriage

The stone road in Dapancheng is hard and flat

The watermelon is big and sweet

The girl in Dapancheng has a long braid

The two eyes are so beautiful

If you marry

Don't you marry someone else

Don't you marry anyone else

Be careful to marry someone else

The girl in Dapancheng is so beautiful. If you marry

Don't marry someone else

Must marry me

Bring your dowry

Sing your song

Come in the carriage

The rocky roads of Dapan City are hard and flat

The watermelons are big and sweet

The girls of Dapan have long plaits

The eyes are beautiful. So beautiful

If you marry

Don't marry someone else

Must marry me

Bring your dowry

Sing your song

Come in the carriage

If you marry

Don't marry someone else

Must marry me

Bring your dowry

Bring your dowry

Bring your dowry

Be sure to marry me. dowry

Sing your song

Catch that carriage

Bring your dowry

Sing your song

Catch that carriage

About:

The song "The Girl of Dasaka City" was sung both at home and abroad more than half a century ago, and it has become a favorite song for people all over the world. Kerimu told reporters that from 1938 to start picking up, his father, Abdul Guli, performed regularly with his mother on the streets of Turpan and on the stage of the Urumqi Viennese Society, where they sang "The Girl of Dar坂城". Later, Wang Luobin, the King of Western Songs, adapted this song into the current "Carriage Driver's Song", and the lyrics of the line "Bring your dowry, bring your sister, come in the carriage" once became a topic of discussion for many people: why do you need to bring your sister with you when you get married? Later, some scholars said that the translation was wrong, it should be "bring your bridesmaids", but people have already gotten used to the original singing style. After the song "The Girl in Darbancheng" spread around the world, people knew that there was a Darbancheng in Xinjiang, and that there were beautiful girls in Darbancheng.

The story:

Is there a "girl of Dasaka City" and who is the real "girl of Dasaka City"? Kerimu in the script tells the world such a wonderful story: Turpan King Zalalaiti in order to give birth to a prince, to the fourth consort Laili gave birth to the princess from the Flaming Mountain "push down". The king's consort used jewels to bribe the executioner, put her daughter on the roadside under the Flaming Mountain, and jumped off the cliff herself. Folk artist Dawazi Abdullah picked up the girl, named Kang Balhan. When she returned to her hometown of Dasaka City, the colorful clouds filled the sky, and called her "Dasaka City girl". After 18 years of age, Kambarhan became famous for her ability to sing and dance. In Turpan city, the prime minister in order to please the king, will be invited to the theater troupe in Darbancheng for the king to perform, Darbancheng girl Kambarhan's singing so that the king was greatly appreciated, and from the body of Kambarhan saw when the four Princess Laili's shadow. The chancellor saw the king's "heart", and took the initiative to get Kambarhan to the palace, which was resisted by Abdura and others. The Chancellor sent his soldiers to capture Abdullah and posted a notice that if the girl from Dasaka City did not surrender, Abdullah would be executed. In order to save his righteous father, Kambarhan resolutely went to the king's palace to surrender. When the king learns that the person to be executed is his own daughter, he gives the order to stop the torture.