Spring in the Northland is a song sung by Japanese singer Qian Changfu. Lyrics and songs were written by Zheng Bo Inoue and Endo Minoru and released on April 5th. 1977.
1979, this song won the "long-term bestseller" award of 2 1 Japan Record Award. The songs sold more than 5 million copies in Japan (up to 1979), and were widely covered and circulated in China, Thailand, Mongolia, India, Vietnam, Philippines, Hawaii, Brazil and other places.
Lyrics (David Jiang Edition)
Exquisite birch trees, long blue sky and slight south wind.
In spring, Mulan opened the mountains in the north.
Ah, it's spring in the north.
I wonder if the seasons in the city have changed.
Mom is still sending packages,
Send warm clothes to protect against the severe winter.
My hometown, my hometown,
When can I come back to your arms?
The residual snow melts, the stream gurgles, and the wooden bridge crosses itself.
In the spring when larch sprouts,
Ah, it's spring in the north.
Although we love each other deeply,
I haven't expressed my true feelings yet.
It has been five years since we broke up,
My daughter is at peace.
Hometown, hometown, my hometown,
When can I come back to your arms?
Tang Di (Tangdi) is in a dense bush, foggy, and the waterwheel hut is very quiet.
In the spring in the north, children's songs came in bursts.
Ah, it's spring in the north.
My brother looks like my old father.
A few quiet people,
Have you ever been idle and worried about selling wine,
Have a few drinks occasionally.
Hometown, hometown, my hometown,
When can I come back to your arms?