It turned out to be a Scottish folk song, that is, Scottish Gaelic: Auld Lang Syne, which is a very famous poem. Literally, it is a long-lost day and is widely called Auld Lang Syne in China. In addition to the original Gaelic, this song has been recorded in local languages in many countries. It can be said that it is widely spread and known to all women and children. It's definitely a world classic.
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Creation background
According to local elders, Auld Lang Syne was written by robert burns, a Scottish poet in the 8th century.
Auld Lang Syne, or Auld Lang Syne, was later used as the theme song of the movie Broken Blue Bridge, which is a wonderful life, when Harry met Sally.
In many western countries, this song is usually sung on Christmas Eve, symbolizing the farewell of the old and the welcome of the new. Its theme is not as sentimental as the Chinese version, and this song is used as the soundtrack of school graduation ceremonies or funerals in many Asian regions, symbolizing the sadness and helplessness of farewell or ending.