What is the ending song of the TV series Sorghum is Red called, and what are the lyrics

Ending Song: Whenever I think about it.

Singing: The Great Army.

Lyrics: There's a guy who shakes off the dust of love.

Have a heart to interpret the spirit of Rongma.

There is a relationship that leaves all kinds of wrinkles.

There is a love to heal the scars of the road.

Who doesn't know how to live happily and who doesn't know how to get along with each other.

How many hillsides have you climbed and laughed at the sunrise and sunset.

Whenever I think about the storms I have experienced.

A rousing melody rings in my ears.

Whenever I think of the beauty I once met.

The poetry of life is left in the bottom of my heart.

Whenever I think about it.

Lyrics: Chen Xi.

Composer: Dong Dongdong.

Singing: Dajun (Xu Peijun).

There is a person who shakes off the dust of love.

Have a heart to interpret the spirit of Rongma.

There is a relationship that leaves all kinds of wrinkles.

There is a kind of love that heals the scars of the Tao.

Who doesn't know how to live happily and who doesn't know how to get along with each other.

How many hillsides have you climbed and laughed at the sunrise and sunset.

Whenever I think about the storms I have experienced.

A rousing melody rings in my ears.

Whenever I think of the beauty I once met.

The poetry of life is left in the bottom of my heart.

Whenever I think about it.

There is a person who shakes off the dust of love.

Have a heart to interpret the spirit of Rongma.

There is a relationship that leaves all kinds of wrinkles.

There is a love to heal the scars of the road.

Who doesn't know how to live happily and who doesn't know how to get along with each other.

How many hillsides have you climbed and laughed at the sunrise and sunset.

Whenever I think about the storms I have experienced.

A rousing melody rings in my ears.

Whenever I think of the beauty I once met.

The poetry of life is left in the bottom of my heart.

The ending song is called "Whenever I Remember", sung by Xu Peijun.

Whenever I think of Xu Peijun - like Sun Nan's younger brother - the voice is broader--- singing the longing for the beautiful lover and the innocence of humanity - the beauty of the encounter.

Whenever I think about it.

But QQ** can't stop!!

Could it be that only women can eradicate the countryside?

Whenever I think about it", you can listen to the lyrics a few times, it's quite simple.

Whenever I think about it. ,qq** I don't seem to hear it, I guess this song just came out. No one has uploaded it yet.

Sorghum is popular, this TV series is so good-looking.

The lyrics of the song "Jiu'er" mean:

Singing affectionately in the tone of the heroine Jiu'er, singing about the strong and forbearant life and the intertwined love and hatred, highlighting Jiu'er's stubbornness is just like the vigorous vitality of that piece of sorghum, in order to tell the audience the perseverance of the Chinese children, as the lyrics say: The most beautiful is Jiu'er, the red sorghum land, that generation, the whole land of China.

"Jiu'er" is the ending song of the TV series "Red Sorghum", written by He Qiling and A Kun, and composed by A Kun, with two versions sung by Han Hong and Hu Shasha. This song takes the heroine "Jiu'er" as the first person, and through Han Hong's story-rich high-pitched voice, Jiu'er's strong and forbearant character in the work, a lifetime of love and hatred, and ups and downs of the plot are vividly expressed.

The lyrics of "Nine Children" are as follows:

The field around you.

The fragrance of jujube flowers at hand.

Sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to call the stool and hide into the distance.

The field around you.

The fragrance of jujube flowers at hand.

Sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Ahhhh Sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to Yuanhe Hall.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Songwriting Background:

When Ah Kun was creating "Red Sorghum"**, he found Mo Yan's "Red Sorghum Family" and the movie version** to listen to it repeatedly, and also had some communication with director Zheng Xiaolong, and came to the sorghum field in Gaomi, where the filming was made. In Kun's mind, Jiu'er is stubborn, dares to love and hate, just like sorghum, and has a vigorous life.

In addition, the shadow of Zhou Xun also appeared in Ah Kun's mind, this role, this actor, has a certain fit with his **. In Kun's opinion, Han Hong's vocal range is very wide, and she can sing no matter how high the pitch is, and the pitch of this song is to continue to improve, and it must go to the high register.

1, "Sister, You Go Forward Boldly".

Sister, you boldly move forward" is an episode in Zhang Yimou's 1987 film masterpiece "Red Sorghum", composed by Zhao Jiping and lyrics by Zhang Yimou.

The popular versions of the song include Zhang Yimou's version, Jiang Wen's version, Zhao Chuan's version, Yu Chengqing's version, Tengger's version, etc. Zhang Yimou and Jiang Wen sang the bold and rough of the northwest with one mouth, and Yu Chengqing used popular singing to interpret the popular ** version of the song.

2, "Dionysian Comedy".

"Dionysian Comedy" is an episode in the movie "Red Sorghum" directed by Zhang Yimou, also known as "Toasting God". The lyrics are written by Zhang Yimou, composed by Zhao Jiping and Yang Fengliang, and sung by Jiang Wen in the film.

This song won the Best Composition Award for Zhao Jiping at the 8th "Golden Rooster" Awards. "Dionysian Comedy" absorbs the elements of Henan Henan Opera and the folk song "Lifting the Flower Sedan Chair", plus soundtracks such as suona to express the masculinity and unfailing spirit of men.

The field around you.

The scent of rice flowers at hand.

The sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Feast on the field around you.

The scent of rice flowers at hand.

The sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Ahhhh

Mother, mother, you go to the southwest.

The sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Red Sorghum Singer InformationHan Hong, born on September 26, 1971 ** Chinese mainland famous female singer. In 1995, he won the first place in the Bronze Award of the **TV Broadcast** TV Contest with the song "Himalayas". In September 1998, he released his first personal ** "Snowy Light" and became popular with this **.

In 2003, she won the most popular female singer at the 5th CCTV** Festival. In 2005, with the famous song "Heavenly Road", he won the third prize of my favorite Spring Festival Gala program song and dance program. In 2008, he sang the closing song of the closing ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games and the theme song of the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games.

In 2014, he participated in the variety show "I Am a Singer 3". On November 1, 2015, the single "Grape" was released; On December 7 of the same year, he announced his official farewell to the army and ended his military career; On December 16 of the same year, he was appointed chairman of Hualu Baina and on January 27 of the same year, he appeared on the CCTV Spring Festival Gala of the Year of the Rooster to sing "The Covenant of the Millennium".

The theme song of Red Sorghum is "Jiu'er".

Song title: Jiu'er.

The ending song of the TV series "Red Sorghum").

Lyrics: He Qiling & A Kun.

Composer: A Kun.

Singing: Han Hong.

That field next to you.

The fragrance of jujube flowers at hand.

Sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

That field next to you.

The fragrance of jujube flowers at hand.

Sorghum is ripe and red all over the sky.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Ah, the sorghum is ripe and red.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

You go to the southwest. Wide road.

The long treasure boat lady.

You go to the southwest. Yo-yo BMW.

Full of entanglement of the mother.

You go to the southwest. You're in a sweet place.

You spend money in pain.

Another version of the lyrics of the ending song "Jiu'er" of "Red Sorghum".

That field next to you.

The scent of rice flowers at hand.

The sorghum is ripe and red.

Sister, I'll send you to a distant place.

That field next to you.

The scent of rice flowers at hand.

The sorghum is ripe and red.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

The sorghum is ripe and red.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.

Jiu'er, I'll send you to a distant place.