Huang Jiaju s Glorious Years is homophonic in Chinese

To tell you clearly, some sounds in Cantonese cannot find similar pronunciations in Chinese at all, and those so-called homophonies are still very different from the actual pronunciation in Cantonese. If you really like Wong Ka Kui's songs, I recommend learning Cantonese first, especially the words that appear very frequently, which words appear frequently? Specifically, Huang Jiaju's songs can be summarized, such as "I", "you", "he (she)", "of" and other words, most of the songs have these words, don't believe it, look at it, like you in "Like yesterday, you share me" and "In the past, I struggled for myself, I never knew her pain", and "Today I am ...... in the cold nightHow can I be afraid that one day only you and I will be together", the glorious years of "the bell rings the horn of returning home......The meaning of black skin to him", in addition, the words "can" and "freedom" also appear frequently, the sea and the sky, like you, the glorious years, amani is available, you can take a few songs of Huang Jiaju to count the words of the lyrics in order of frequency from high to low, and then give priority to learning the pronunciation of these words, learn from **?

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The Cantonese homophonic lyrics of the song "Glorious Years" are as follows:The bell rings the signal to return home (the monk roars and returns to Gadi Sen).

In his life (in his monastic life).

It's like a little sigh (Fang Fei with a little black ash).

The meaning that black skin gives him (the meaning of black thialysis to his husband).

It is a lifetime of dedication to the struggle for skin color (four monks worship black skin color douzengzong) years and months to turn possession into loss (more than years to have sideburns to do mulberry back).

Tired eyes with anticipation (black room monk eyes with knicks).

Today, there are only remnants of the envy and blind body (the Yongding thief has a remnant of the ghost howl) to welcome the glorious years (to meet the light of the jade).

The wind and rain god or the wind and rain in the clasp of freedom (the wind and rain total cut dry).

After a lifetime of hesitant struggles (the monk has hesitantly increased).

Self-confidence can change the future (the thief monk will not come).

Ask who can do it (move and walk).

Can there be no boundaries of skin color (good hair flip skin color ground should ha).

May the land be weary of the head

It doesn't matter if you and I are high or low (turn the concave to reach).

The beauty of the colorful colors (the color of the color did not come).

It's because it doesn't

Separate each color (a variety of colors).

Years and months turn possession into loss (more than years to have sideburns to make mulberry back).

Tired eyes with anticipation (black room monk eyes with knicks).

Today there are only remnants of the body (the Eternal Thief has a remnant of the ghost howl).

Welcome the glorious years (meet the light of the jade).

Hold on to freedom in the wind and rain (the wind and rain total cut the existing).

After a lifetime of hesitant struggles (the monk has hesitantly increased).

Self-confidence can change the future (the thief monk will not come).

Ask who can do it (move and walk).

Introduction to the song "Glory Days".Glorious Years is a song sung by the Hong Kong rock band beyond, composed by Huang Jiaju and arranged by beyond. The song is divided into two versions: Cantonese and Mandarin, the Cantonese version is written by Huang Jiaju and included in the Cantonese ** "Destiny Party" released by Beyond in September 1990; The Mandarin version was written by He Qihong and Zhou Zhiping, and was included in the Mandarin** "Glorious Years" released by Beyond in April 1991.

The lyrics of "Glorious Years" are inspirational, and the melody of the song is easy to pop. When listening to this song, a kind of cry from a rebel youth to a torch of freedom makes people involuntarily sigh, it is a kind of shock from the heart of the brother, so that people in adversity seem to see a glimmer of hope, and people can't help but be strong.

Glorious Years Huang Jiaju original singing.

The Glorious Years is a song performed by the Hong Kong rock band beyond, composed by Huang Jiaju and arranged by beyond[7]. The song is divided into two versions, Cantonese and Mandarin, the Cantonese version is written by Huang Jiaju and included in the Cantonese Hunger** "Destiny Party" released by Beyond in September 1990 [9]; The Mandarin version was written by He Qihong and Zhou Zhiping, and was included in the Mandarin** "Glorious Years" released by Beyond in April 1991 [8]. The song is a copy of Chi Qi by Huang Jiaju for the black South African leader Nelson Rolihrahla Mandela.

In 1990, the song (Cantonese version) won the Top Ten Golden Melody Award at the 1990 Top Ten Golden Melody Awards Ceremony[1], and Huang Jiaju won the Best Lyrics Award for the Top Ten Golden Melody for the song (Cantonese version)[1].