Version 1 Lyrics:
What a beautiful jasmine? What a beautiful jasmine?
Sweet and beautiful? Sweet enough to be praised by white people?
Let me take you off and give it to someone else's house?
Molly? Molly?
What a beautiful jasmine? What a beautiful jasmine?
The fragrance is full of branches, and the fragrance is praised by people in white?
Let me take you away? Give it to someone else's house?
Molly? Molly?
What a nice jasmine! What a nice jasmine!
Version 2 lyrics:
What a good jasmine, what a good jasmine, the fragrance of flowers and plants in the garden can't beat it.
I intentionally wear a flower, and people who look at it will scold me.
What a good jasmine, what a good jasmine, jasmine can't be whiter than snow.
I want to wear one, but I'm afraid others will laugh.
What a good jasmine, what a good jasmine, the flowers in the garden can't compare.
I want to wear one, but I'm afraid it won't sprout next year.
Extended data:
Jasmine Flower is a folk song of China, which originated from the folk song Huaerdiao sung by Nanjing Liuhe for a hundred years. Adapted from Liuhe folk songs by military composer He Fang. 1957 completed the adaptation of music and words.
This song was performed at the handover ceremony of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, the closing ceremony of Athens Olympic Games, the opening ceremony of Beijing Olympic Games and the opening ceremony of Nanjing Youth Olympic Games. It enjoys a good reputation in China and the world, and is widely celebrated in China and the world. It is one of the representative elements of China culture. Because of its special status and representativeness, it is known as "the second national anthem of China".
Creation background
Jasmine was introduced to China in Han Dynasty, and was first planted in Guangdong (South Vietnam and Nanhai). Widely planted in Fujian, it was introduced to Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places in Song Dynasty. In the process of communication, it gradually became China and was loved by people because of its fragrance. Because of its unique fragrance, it caters to the worship of "Xiang" in China culture and gradually becomes the object of praise.