Lyrics of Oriental Pearl

Lyrics: Zheng Guojiang

Composer: Gu Jiahui

Lyrics:

Let the sea breeze blow for five thousand years.

Every tear seems to express your dignity.

Let the tide accompany me to bless you.

Please don't forget my yellow-faced woman.

The river bends to the south.

Flow to Xiangjiang to have a look.

Pearl of the Orient, my love.

Is your style romantic?

The harbor where the moon bends.

The night is deep and the lights are shining.

The Pearl of the Orient stayed up all night.

Keep your promise to change things.

Let the sea breeze blow for five thousand years.

Every tear seems to express your dignity.

Let the tide accompany me to bless you.

Please don't forget my yellow-faced woman.

The ship turned into the harbor.

Looking back at the vast sea

The Pearl of the Orient embraced me.

Let me warm your desolate chest

Let me warm your desolate chest

Let the sea breeze blow for five thousand years.

Every tear seems to express your dignity.

Let the tide accompany me to bless you.

Please don't forget my yellow-faced woman.

Let the tide accompany me to bless you.

Please don't forget my yellow-faced woman.

Please don't forget my yellow-faced woman.

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Pearl of the Orient song background:

The Pearl of the Orient is the theme song of 198 1 Hong Kong TV series The Road Ahead. The song was composed by Gu Jiahui, a famous Hong Kong composer. The lyrics were written by Zheng Guojiang, a famous Hong Kong lyricist, and Jenny Tseng was the lead singer.

1At the end of 984, China and Britain signed the Sino-British Joint Declaration. Since then, Hong Kong has experienced a wave of immigration for several years. 1986,? Tayu Lo moved to the United States, and there were exchanges between Hong Kong and Taiwan. 1986 wrote a Cantonese version of Pearl of the Orient, which was also written by a famous Hong Kong poet and sung by a famous singer Guan.

If Orphan of Asia, written after Taiwan Province broke off diplomatic relations with the United States in 1979, reflects his own feelings, then Pearl of the Orient is Tayu Lo's sad description of Hongkong as an outsider. To some extent, orientals? Pearl is the Hong Kong version of Orphan of Asia, and it is also the first time that Tayu Lo has paid attention to the Hong Kong issue with his works.