"When You Are Old" was composed by Zhao Zhao, and the lyrics were adapted from the poem "When You Are Old" by Irish poet Ye Zhi.
I like Li Jian's version, because I think Li Jian's songs are most in line with the artistic conception of the lyrics. Li Jian's delicate and clean voice sings Ye Zhi's troubles and the insurmountable distance between real love and ideal love.
The most tragic thing in the world is that people all over the world give you green eyes, and those you care about most give you white eyes.
At the age of 24, Ye Zhi was troubled all his life, because he met Gunny, the darling of his goddess society, and started a spare tire life for 28 years. Ye Zhi said, "The spare tire made me".
Ye Zhi fell in love with Gunny at first sight, but Ye Zhi was just a tall and thin poor student.
This is doomed to be unrequited love. In love, especially unrequited love, the more persistent, the more humble, the easier it is to lose yourself.
How many people have loved your brief figure, your beauty, your hypocrisy and your true feelings? Ye Zhi wrote many poems about Gunny in his life, most of which were complex emotions between love and hate.
With his firm voice and rich life experience, Li Jian sang this love that is always in the ideal. I have to feel sorry for Ye Zhi and fall in love with someone who can't love myself. There are many such things in today's society. I love an impossible person, insist on it, and even often hear a very sad sentence, whether to marry my person or love me!
If you were you, what would you choose to be a spare tire? Hold on waiting? Or give in and marry someone you don't love?