Goodbye again, Cambridge!
I leave gently, gently,
Just like when I came.
I waved to the western sky,
Say goodbye to it gently and tenderly.
Golden willow by the river
Is the bride of the sunset.
Her trembling reflection
Stay in my mind.
Green grass on the river bank
Dancing on the wet floor
In the bright reflection.
I wish I had some water plants.
Vibrates with the ripples.
In jianhe.
The stream under the shade of the big elm tree.
Not a stream, but a broken rainbow,
Printed on the water
Inlaid with duckweed,
This is my lost dream.
Pursuing dreams?
Waving a long pole
I put my boat in green water,
Turn into greener grass.
In the torrent of starlight
On the river of silver and diamonds
I sing to my heart's content
But now, no, I can't sing.
With a farewell in my heart.
Farewell must be quiet and silent,
Even the summer insects are silent,
Know I'm leaving.
Cambridge night is silent.
I left quietly.
When I came quietly.
I have to go now./I'm leaving now.
You don't have to bring so much.
Like a cloud.
But I gave it a jerk.
I waved goodbye.