This line comes from Mao Amin's song "Lovesickness", which was originally the ending song of the TV series "Journey to the West". The full lyrics are as follows:
Lovesickness
Singer: Mao Amin
Lyricist: Zhao Xiaoyuan
Composer: Sanbao
There is a deep place in the heart
There are thousands of knots in it
Red beans are born in the southern country
It is a very far away thing
Lovesickness is nothing
No one cares about it
Drunk in the city that never sleeps
Neon everywhere
There is so much amorous feelings in the wine glass
The most willing to forget the ancient poems
The most dismissive is lovesickness < /p>
I guard my love and am afraid that people will laugh.
I am also afraid that people will see clearly.
In spring, I came to see the red beans blooming.
I didn’t see any lovers picking them.
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Fireworks embrace the romance and true love is gone
The most willing to forget the ancient poems
The most disdainful thing is lovesickness
Keeping love is afraid of people’s laughter
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I'm still afraid that people will see clearly
I came to see the red beans bloom again in spring
I didn't see any lovers picking them
The fireworks are embracing the romantic and true love
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The most willing to forget the ancient poems
The most dismissive is lovesickness
Keeping love is afraid of people laughing
Also afraid of people seeing clearly
Look at the red beans blooming again in spring
There is no lover to pick them
Fireworks embrace the romance and true feelings are not there
Fireworks embrace the romance and true feelings are not there
p>The whole poem is written about the feelings of lovesickness, including self-deprecation, disappointment after being alone and depressed, anger, sarcasm, but mostly helplessness.
The most willing to forget the ancient poems,
The most dismissive is lovesickness.
This sentence is the highest emotional point of the whole song. Just like many people who are struggling to find love will say (or think): Forget it, I am tired, what love should I love? It's better to feel sorry for yourself more. What is the meaning of ancient poems (mostly about sadness and parting)? They are all sour sentences! What is lovesickness? Now I don’t give a damn!
However, what I really think in my heart is exactly the opposite. If I really don’t care, just forget about it, and dismiss it, why would I write such a sentence? Being hurt by love is just deceiving oneself and others.