How to evaluate Jay Chou s Love Before the West Yuan .

Jayis a very powerful singer, has written a lot of excellent works, and likes his songs very much, such as"Love Before the A.D.".This song, although the lyrics are very vague when sung, but it is very characteristic and can leave a deep impression, and this song is also very distinctive. Jay Chou is a singer who has been very popular many years ago, and when he first started listening to his songs, he was in the sixth grade of primary school, when he was still young and didn't understand the world. A boy in the class likes to listen to Jay Chou's songs very much, and he also knew Jay Chou through him, and at that time he felt that Jay Chou's songs had no feeling, and he couldn't even hear the lyrics clearly, so he didn't pay too much attention to him at that time.

Later, when I went to junior high school, I listened to many songs, but I never found the feeling I liked, because I didn't know much at the time, and I could only rely on its melody to appreciate a song. When I was in the third year of junior high school, I began to listen to Jay Chou's ** again, and I became interested in his songs, and I felt that Jay Chou's songs would be addictive, and you would feel that you couldn't understand it at first, and then you would feel that you couldn't listen enough. That's how I began to like Jay Chou's songs and listened to his "Rice Fragrance".

Rainbow", "Confession Balloon".

and so on, now it is estimated that Brother Jay is too popular, and listening to his songs is already a luxury. <>

Now let's talk about Jay Chou's "Love in the West", this song is very layered, so you can listen to it with your heart, and I feel that listening to the accompaniment is also a pleasure, the lyrics are very loving, and the melody is also very special, but Jay's brother has always been very distinctive.

The general melody of many of Jay Chou's songs is similar, but if you listen carefully and attentively, you will find that the feeling of each song is different, I hope Jay can have more works in the future, and I hope he will become more and more popular.

I think this song is one of the gentler songs in Jay Chou's songs, and the melody of this song is relatively soft.

To put it simply, it's super good, there's nothing bad about Jay's songs, especially the earlier **, it's not too good, it's full of memories.

1. Lyrics: The ancient Babylonian king promulgated the Code of Hammurabi.

Carved in black basalt.

It has been more than 3,700 years ago.

You're in front of the window.

Gaze at the words of the inscription.

But I quietly admired your beloved face.

Priests, Temples, Conquests, Bows and arrows, who were once upon a time.

I like the picture that you only belong to me in the crowd.

Pass by the goddess Sugmei.

I make a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When ancient civilizations were left with only incomprehensible languages.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

Everything repeats itself.

Sacrifice Temple Conquest Bow and arrow Whose once upon a time.

I like the picture that you only belong to me in the crowd.

Pass by the goddess Sugmei.

I make a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When ancient civilizations were left with only incomprehensible languages.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

Everything repeats itself.

I feel very tired.

It's still far from home.

Fear of never being able to come back to you again.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

Everything repeats itself.

"Love Before the A.D.".

"Love Before the A.D.".

2, "Love Before the A.D." is a song sung by Jay Chou, written by Fang Wenshan, composed by Jay Chou, arranged by Lin Maike, and included in Jay Chou's ** "Fantesi" released on September 14, 2001.

In 2002, Jay Chou won the Best Composer Award at the 13th Taiwan Golden Melody Awards for this song.

1. The lyrics are as follows:

The ancient Babylonian king promulgated the Code of Hammurabi.

The basalt carved in black has been more than 3,700 years ago.

You are in front of the shop window gazing at the words of the inscription.

But I quietly admired your beloved face.

Priests, Temples, Conquests, Bows and arrows, who were once upon a time.

I like the picture that you only belong to me in the crowd.

Passing by the goddess Su, I made a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When ancient civilizations were left with only incomprehensible languages.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

The oath that has been weathered for thousands of years is repeated.

I feel very tired and still far from home.

Fear of never being able to come back to you again.

2. The historical allusion is the story of Nebuchadrezzar, the king of Babylon, and his wife Mitis, and legend has it that the hanging gardens of Babylon were built by him for her wife.

The ancient Babylonian kings promulgated the Code of Hammurabi, engraved in black basalt, more than 3,700 years ago.

More than 1,000 years B.C., now it's more than 2,000 A.D., and 1,000 plus 2,000 is more than 3,000 years.

The original text of the Code of Hammurabi is engraved on a stone pillar of black basalt with a height of a meter, a meter of length at the perimeter, and a meter of circumference at the bottom.

These historical allusions are about to appear in the anime adaptation, and you can watch them in the anime.

"Love Before the A.D.".

Lyrics: Fang Wenshan.

Composer: Jay Chou.

Original song: Jay Chou.

The ancient Babylonian king promulgated the Code of Hammurabi.

Carved in black basalt.

It has been more than 3,700 years ago.

You are in front of the shop window gazing at the words of the inscription.

But I quietly admired your beloved face.

Priests, Temples, Conquests, Bows and arrows, who were once upon a time.

I like the picture that you only belong to me in the crowd.

Passing by the goddess Su, I made a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When the ancient civilization was left with only incomprehensible prophecies.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

The oath that has been weathered for thousands of years is repeated.

Sacrifice Temple Conquest Bow and arrow Whose once upon a time.

I like the picture that you only belong to me in the crowd.

Passing by the goddess Su, I made a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When the ancient civilization was left with only incomprehensible prophecies.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

The oath that has been weathered for thousands of years is repeated.

I feel very tired and still far from home.

Fear of never being able to come back to you again.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

The oath that has been weathered for thousands of years is repeated.

Love before the AD, love before the AD.

"Love Before the A.D.".

Singer: Jay Chou.

**: "Fantesi".

Lyrics: Fang Wenshan.

Composer: Jay Chou.

Arranger: Michael Lin.

The ancient Babylonian king promulgated the Code of Hammurabi.

Carved in black basalt.

It has been more than 3,700 years ago.

You're in front of the window.

Gaze at the words of the inscription.

But I quietly admired your beloved face.

Priests, Temples, Conquests, Bows and arrows, who were once upon a time.

I like the picture that you belong only to me in the crowd.

Pass by the goddess Sugmei.

I make a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When ancient civilizations were left with only incomprehensible languages.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

Everything repeats itself.

Priests, Temples, Conquests, Bows and arrows, who were once upon a time.

I like the picture that you belong only to me in the crowd.

Pass by the goddess Sugmei.

I make a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When ancient civilizations were left with only incomprehensible languages.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

Everything repeats itself.

I feel very tired and still far from home.

Fear of never being able to come back to you again.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

"Love Before the A.D.".

"Love Before the A.D.".

"Love Before the A.D.".

Jay Chou King Babylon promulgated the Code of Hammorebi.

The basalt carved in black has been more than 3,700 years ago.

You are in front of the shop window gazing at the words of the inscription.

But I quietly admired your beloved face.

Sacrifice Temple Conquest Bow and arrow Whose once upon a time.

I like the picture that you only belong to me in the crowd.

Passing by the goddess Su, I made a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts of the Tigris spread.

When the ancient names are only incomprehensible language.

The legend became an immortal poem.

I like the picture that you only belong to me in the crowd.

Passing by the goddess Su, I made a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts of the Tigris spread.

When the ancient names are only incomprehensible language.

The legend became an immortal poem.

I carved the vow of eternity, a thousand years of weathering, and I felt very tired and far away from my hometown.

Fear of never being able to come back to you again.

"Love Before the A.D.".

"Love Before the A.D.".

The ancient Babylonian king promulgated the Code of Hammurabi.

Carved in black basalt.

It has been more than 3,700 years ago.

You're in front of the window.

Gaze at the words of the inscription.

But I quietly admired your beloved face.

Priests, Temples, Conquests, Bows and arrows, who were once upon a time.

I like the picture that you belong only to me in the crowd.

Pass by the goddess Sugmei.

I make a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When ancient civilizations were left with only incomprehensible languages.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

Everything repeats itself.

Priests, Temples, Conquests, Bows and arrows, who were once upon a time.

I like the picture that you belong only to me in the crowd.

Pass by the goddess Sugmei.

I make a wish in the name of the goddess.

Thoughts stretch like the Tigris.

When ancient civilizations were left with only incomprehensible languages.

The legend became an immortal poem.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

Everything repeats itself.

I feel very tired and still far from home.

Fear of never being able to come back to you again.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Unearthed and discovered dozens of centuries later.

The handwriting on the clay tablets is still legible.

The love I give you is written before the AD.

Buried deep in the plains of Mesopotamia.

Engraved forever in cuneiform.

A thousand-year-old vow.

"Love Before the A.D.".

"Love Before the A.D.".