Great Song Share - Fireworks of the Human World

Later, I crossed Jiangnan alone Misty rain locks up melancholy Hearing the gentle rocking of the sampan I didn't even know what I was thinking The painted boat's drums sing out How many tunes break one's heart? Whose garden wall has fragrant plum blossoms? Life's fireworks, you once bloomed Carved into whose heart Living alone ever since The flowers of Jiangnan have withered How can I bear to ponder again? Alas, good times are few As if no one speaks of them You turn back, holding a paper umbrella In the thousand-year-old Wuyi Lane Tell me, how long is your black hair? Can it measure the wind and moon? Who says a cup of wine in a foreign land Can make you forget the mortal world? Counting lonely sails from the railing Tears fall in two lines Life's fireworks, you once bloomed Carved into whose heart Living alone ever since The flowers of Jiangnan have withered How can I bear to ponder again? Alas, good times are few As if no one speaks of them Life's fireworks, you once bloomed Carved into whose heart Living alone ever since The flowers of Jiangnan have withered How can I bear to ponder again? Alas, good times are few As if no one speaks of them