"Sakura" is a Japanese folk song. It was composed at the end of the Edo period and was later compiled by the famous Japanese musician Shimizu Osamu. It is known as "Japan's first national music". The score selected in the textbook is: Japanese composer Osamu Shimizu arranged the music, and the lyrics were translated and dubbed by Zhang Biqing.
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Japanese lyrics
Version 1
さくらsakura
さくらsakura
匂の空はyayoi no sora ha
见多すかぎりmiwatasu kagiri
夏か云かkasumi ka kumo ka
匂いぞ出ずるnioi zo izuru
いざやiza ya
いざやiza ya
见にゆかんmi ni yukan
（October 1888 )
Version 2
(1941)
さくらsakura
さくらsakura
野山も里も no yama mo sato mo
见わたすlimitりmiwatasu kagiri
かすみか云かkasumika kumo ka
Asahi ににおうasahi ni niou
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花ざかりhana zakari
Chinese lyrics
Version 1
Sakura Ah! Cherry blossoms!
In the late spring sky in March,
it is cloudless and so clear,
like clouds and white clouds,
The fragrance is so beautiful,
Come on! Come on!
Let’s go see the cherry blossoms together.
Version 2
Sakura! Sakura!
In late spring, the sky is about to dawn,
The rays of sunshine are dazzling and the heroes are smiling,
The sky is thousands of miles long and the clouds are rising,
The beautiful fragrance is drifting in the wind .
Go see the flowers! Go see the flowers!
Be early to see the flowers.
Sakura blossoms, cherry blossoms,
Under the clear sky in March,
as far as the eye can see are cherry blossoms.
The flowers are as bright as clouds and clouds, and the fragrance is as beautiful as picturesque.
Come on, come on,
Let’s enjoy the flowers together
English lyrics
Cherry blossoms; cherry blossoms
The spring sky--as far as you can see
Is it a mist? Is it a cloud? The fragrence comes out!
Come now, let's go see .
Cherry blossoms; cherry blossoms
The hills and fields and countryside also as far as you can see
Is it a mist? Is it a cloud? Fragrant in the morning sunlight
Cherry blossoms; cherry blossoms - flowers in full bloom
Baidu Encyclopedia - Cherry Blossoms