Singing: Jiang Kaiwen
Lyrics: Mao Hui
This river is very calm.
Mulberry trees are thin.
Swallows coming and going took away the worries of lovesickness in the south.
About after dusk, it is a lazy freedom.
Think of red beans, let go of your worries, and your face remains the same.
Who goes to Queqiao East, the more you look at it, the heavier it becomes.
Wandering a few steps is a willing wait.
Who is Queqiaodong? I can't get enough of it.
Four steps to stop, three steps to walk, two steps to look up.
Pack your bags, forget your weight and roll up your sleeves.
Acacia red beans are still there. Can I stay one more night?
Put down the bamboo basket, end up with water and wine, and get drunk gently.
Don't take the red beans away, lest you have no time to turn back.
Who goes to Queqiao East, the more you look at it, the heavier it becomes.
Wandering a few steps is a willing wait.
Who is Queqiaodong? I can't get enough of it.
Four steps to stop, three steps to walk, two steps to look up.
Pack your bags, forget your weight and roll up your sleeves.
Red bean acacia is still there. Can I stay one more night?
Put down the bamboo basket, end up with water and wine, and get drunk gently.
Don't take the red beans away, lest you have no time to turn back.
Junyun temples, old astringent long skirts.
Things have changed, but who will stay here in a few years?
The repaired roof is a white cloud that closes the sun.
You can forget yourself, you can't forget yourself, you dreamed of the scenery.
Jiang Kaiwen, a singer from Jiangsu, used to be a host and producer, and has released many singles and solo albums.
Mao Hui, a famous songwriter, graduated from capital university of economics and business in 2005. His main works are Summer Insect, Song of Pigs, Spring Water, Zhezi Opera, Fragrant Fluttering and so on.