This is "Farewell" written by Li Shutong in 1914
Outside the pavilion, beside the ancient road, the green grass stretches to the sky
The evening wind blows the willow flute, and the setting sun Mountains outside the mountains
At the end of the sky, at the corner of the earth, acquaintances are half scattered
Life is rarely about reunions, only separations are many
Outside the long pavilion, beside the ancient road, the fragrance The grass is green and reaches the sky
Ask you when you will return here, and don’t wander when you come back
At the end of the sky, at the corner of the earth, my close friends are half scattered
A pot of turbid water Have fun, don’t dream cold tonight
This song adopts the melody of "Dream of Home and Mother" composed by American popular songwriter Ordway, and draws on the melody of "Traveler's Sorrow" by Japanese lyricist Inudo Qiuki Part of the background of mourning autumn and missing relatives is integrated into the desolate artistic conception of our own Tang poetry and Song lyrics.
Later, it became popular today because it was used as the episode or theme song of the movies "Early Spring in February" and "Old Things in the South of the City".
What is said upstairs is "The green grass beside the ancient road outside the Changting Pavilion is green and the sky is asking you when you will be here. Don't hesitate when you come and go." This is from "Daddy's Flowers Have Fallen" in Lin Haiying's "Old Things in the South of the City" Part of Li Ge.