True feelings are like vast grasslands, which can't be stopped by layers of wind and rain.
There is always a time when the clouds clear and the sun shines on you and me.
The true feelings are like plum blossoms, which can't be drowned by cold snow and ice.
Blooming in the coldest branches, watching spring coming to you and me.
Snowflakes are fluttering, the north wind is rustling, and the world is boundless.
A piece of cold plum stands proudly in the snow, only fragrant for Iraqis.
Love what I love, no regrets, this feeling is long and meticulous.
A Plum Cut was first recorded on Yu Qingfei's album Yangtze River Water, This Love Never Stops, and became the title song of 1984 TV series A Plum Cut.
Yu-Ching Fei's singing is a good interpretation of the pride, affection and affection of plum blossom cold ling. In addition to expressing the tenacity of life, it also expresses the unswerving feelings of the hero and heroine for love, which is not only the yearning for Iraqis, but also the understanding of their silent dedication.
The lyrics of this song are so well written that you can write a poem independently. But "One Prune Plum" was originally an ancient inscription name. Li Qingzhao wrote a poem called "A Prune Plum", and the title of the song also added a classical charm to the song.