Does anyone have a Chinese translation of Puccini's Bohemian lyrics?

An artist's life

Also known as Bohemia and Xiuniang. Four-act opera. According to Henry Muir of France,

Jie's novel The Life Scene of a Poor Artist was adapted from Italy.

(giacomo puccini 1858- 1924) was composed by Giuseppe Giacosa and Lu Yiji.

Lyrics by Ilica, 1 896 February1day, toscanini made his first performance in Turin. The plot of a play

Rudolph, a poor poet living in poverty, came across embroidered boobs and fell in love at first sight. After ...

Over the years, their love is on the verge of breaking up. Mimi had a bad lung disease and saw Rudolph for the last time.

After meeting, they made up again and planned everything in the future. Mimi finally died of a serious illness, Rudolph.

My husband is heartbroken. The music of this opera is novel and charming and has stood the test of time.

Exam, still never tired of watching it, became the most popular opera. Pavarotti, the world king of songs

The Opera House in Genoa, Italy, staged the play during its visit to China in 1986, which was well received by our country.

The audience warmly welcomed and spoke highly of it.

The artist's life (Puccini's four-act opera)

Music: giacomo? Puccini

Script: Giuseppe? Jia, Rui Yiji? Ilica

According to the French playwright Henry? Pastoral novels

Silhouette of bohemian life

Premiere: 1896.2. 1, Regio Opera House in Turin.

Premiere Conductor/toscanini

Background: 1830s.

Venue: Latin quarter, Paris, France

First act

On Christmas Eve, in the attic of a shabby apartment in the Latin quarter of Paris. Because of the cold weather, the poet Rudolph and the painter Marcello huddled together. Finally, Rudolph suggested that he simply use the newly completed drama manuscript as firewood to keep warm. Soon, the philosopher Colin also came back from the outside; Originally, he was going to pawn the books and buy some food, but who would buy a bunch of old books on Christmas Eve from him? So he had to come back with a pile of books in vain. Just as the three artists huddled together to enjoy a moment of warmth, their other partner, musician Shawna, pushed the door and came in with a pile of food and wine in her hand. It turned out that he temporarily hired a music teacher in a noble house these two or three days, earned a little money, and bought a bunch of delicious roommates. While the other three artists were preparing for the feast, Shawna suggested: Why don't you save these delicious foods for later? Let's go to Momus Cafe and have a wonderful evening now.

Just as everyone was about to go out, someone knocked at the door-it turned out that the landlord benoit had come to collect the rent. "When you don't come, you will appear at this time!" Several people muttered, trying to get rid of him quickly, so four people surrounded Banova, drinking his wine and having fun with him. After drinking, Banova got as drunk as a fiddler and talked about her past affair with beautiful women. For a time, four artists were "righteous" and "shameless" about Banova's behavior, and kicked her out of the house.

It's time to go out, but Rudolph is full of poems and wants to write another article before going out. Three other artists met him in the cafe. Then there was a faint knock at the door. Rudolf opened the door. It turned out that Mimi, the female neighbor, came to borrow the lamp. Mimi is weak and sick. After going up several flights of stairs, she fainted in Rudolph's house. Rudolph quickly helped her sit down and handed her a glass of wine to refresh the beautiful girl with a good face. Mimi borrowed the light and stood up to thank her. Then she found that the key had been left in Rudolph's house. Just as he was about to turn back, another gust of wind blew out the candle in Mimi's hand again. Rudolph saw that it was now or never, and he also put out the candle at hand, so they bent down together in the dark to look for the key. "Inadvertently," Rudolph touched Mimi's cold hand, so he took Mimi's hand and said, "Your cold hand, let me warm up. What's the use of looking for keys in the dark? Fortunately, there is bright moonlight with us tonight. Then Rudolph began to introduce himself to Mimi: he is a poet with rich thoughts and inspiration, but all this was stolen by a pair of bright eyes, which were on the girl who came to borrow the lamp.

(Aria: Your cold little hands)

Later, at Rudolph's request, Mimi slowly told her life story: "My name is Mimi, and my story is actually very short." She told Rudolph that she did needlework every day and found happiness in it.

(Aria: My name is Mimi)

Just as Mimi confessed and was ready to leave, three other artists urged her to go downstairs, and Rudolph ran to the window to respond. When I looked back, I saw the moonlight shining on Mimi's face outside the window. Rudolph couldn't help praising the beauty of Mimi. "I found a long-awaited dream in you", Mimi fell in love at this moment. She and Rudolph went to Momus Cafe with three other artists. (End of the first act)

Act ii

On Christmas Eve, the Latin Square in Paris. Four artists and Mimi and a group of five people came to the square to participate in Christmas celebrations. In the cafe, Rudolph introduced his new girlfriend Mimi to the other three roommates present, and Mimi praised Rudolph during the dinner.

"He is a smart person who knows how to love others";

This remark made the newly lovelorn horse very unhappy. Just as everyone was preparing to raise a glass to celebrate the festive season, a burst of "wave laughter" suddenly broke out. It was none other than Mussetta, who made Macharo suffer from lovelorn.

At this time, Mussetta made a new old gentleman. Although he was old, he was rich and powerful-A Qing Doro. He made Mussetta take whatever he wanted. When they came to the cafe, Marcello and Mussetta met enviously. Mussetta decided to sing a song to rekindle Marcelo's love for her.

(Aria: When I was walking down the street)

After the song was finished, Mussetta asked Asindoro to buy her a pair of new shoes, and took the opportunity to throw herself into Marcello's arms again. Then a group of people joined the noisy parade, leaving only a pile of bills for Archindolo who came back later. (End of the second act)

Act iii

Rudolph and Mimi met in February, a snowy morning, on the outskirts of Paris. Mimi came to the pub near the city gate alone. Rudolph, Kyle Poirot and Mussetta have lived here for some time. Mimi sent a message to Masero, asking him to come out and meet him. When Marcelo came outside the bar, Mimi complained to her that Rudolph had been unkind to her for some time, and she asked Marcelo to mediate for her. Marcello suggested Mimi that if a couple lived like this, they might as well break up.

Not long after, Rudolph got up and reprimanded Mimi outside the pub, but under Marcello's questioning, Rudolph admitted that he could not take care of Mimi who was seriously ill. The reason for this is that he hopes Mimi can find another new boyfriend who can take care of her. Mimi was by, and when she heard this, she couldn't help crying. Rudolph found Mimi hiding behind a big tree, and Mimi said goodbye to Rudolph understandably.

Aria: I'm going back to my nest.

Rudolph was reluctant to part with Mimi after hearing this. On the other side is Marcelo. Because Mussetta accosted other men, they quarreled about it. Rudolph and Mimi finally met, and they won't be apart until April spring. However, Marcelo and Mussetta were at loggerheads and broke up in discord (the last quartet). (The curtain falls)

Act IV

After the arrival of spring, the scene returned to the attic of the shabby apartment of four artists in the Latin quarter of Paris. Rudolph and Marcello have broken up with their girlfriends. They originally wanted to forget their beautiful image through work, but in vain, so they put down their work and couldn't help but recall the sweet times of the past.

(Rudolf and Marcello's duet)

In a short time, musician Shawna and philosopher Colin returned home with food and wine in their hands, so the four artists began to laugh and fight again. Suddenly, Mussetta rushed in and told Mimi that she was very ill. But in order to see Rudolph for the last time, she struggled to climb into the attic, but fell to the ground because of fatigue. Rudolph quickly took Mimi back to the attic to rest, while the other three artists and Mussetta went out to sell their valuables and make a final effort for Mimi.

(Aria by philosopher Colin: A Farewell to My Coat)

Mimi and Rudolph recalled their first meeting in the attic after everyone left. Before long, several artists who went out with Mussetta came back one after another, bringing Mimi medicine and hand warmers that Mimi always wanted. Mimi died before she could fully enjoy it. Rudolph ran to Mimi and burst into tears. (The curtain falls)

Cold hands (lyrics)

Your little hands are cold.

Let me warm you up.

It's no use looking for it

You can't find it in the dark.

Fortunately, there is moonlight tonight.

The moon is also very close to us.

Wait, girl. . .

I tell you in two words.

Who am I?

My job and how to make a living

Let me do it