Auld Lang Syne is a very famous poem. The original text is an ancient Scottish dialect, and the literal translation is "old long ago" or "lost time", which means "a long lost day". Auld Lang Syne was written by18th century Scottish poet robert burns based on local folk songs. This poem was later set to music. In addition to English, this song is also set as the local language in many countries, and is widely called "Auld Lang Syne" in all parts of China. Before 1980s, people could usually hum the melody of songs, which was quite popular, but most people could only sing a short part of the lyrics.
Auld Lang Syne
Original lyrics:
chorus
For the sake of friendship forever, dear,
For the sake of everlasting friendship,
We will also raise our glasses and drink.
For friendship forever!
If you forget your old friends,
But it never occurred to me
If you forget your old friends,
Friendship lasts forever?
You are sure to be your little drunk.
Of course I will be mine,
We'll also raise our glasses and drink,
For friendship forever!
We ran on the hillside.
And pou 'dthe gowansfine,
But we are wandering in a tired place
Good old days.
We paid the price in the burning.
From morning to dinner.
But the sea between us has roared
Good old days.
There is also a hand, my trusted fiere.
Give you a hand
We will take the right path.
For friendship forever.