Huang Yali by the Butterfly Spring

I saw all the flowers blooming

There was a faint voice singing

It bloomed the most brilliantly The look of the smile

Brighter than the sun

The spring with clear flowing water

What a beautiful little village

Printed on the floral dress

I sang the song my mother sang

Peony embroidered on the gold plaque

I hummed the tunes my father had hummed

Cattle and sheep grazing on the green grassland

Surrounded by butterflies flapping their silver wings

Looking back at the distant ancient time

The bird that sings about freedom and bravery

Keeps singing

The water splashing gently on the leaves

Occasionally it wets the ends of my hair

Such a wonderful little world under the sun

Changes

I sing the songs my mother sings

Peonies are embroidered on the golden plaque

I hum the tunes my father once hummed

Cows and sheep are grazing on the green grassland

Surrounded by The butterfly flapping its silver wings

Recalling the distant ancient time

The bird singing about freedom and bravery

Keep singing

Keep singing

I sang the songs my mother sang

The peonies were embroidered on the gold plaque

I hummed the songs my father had hummed Melody

Herding cattle and sheep on the green grassland

Surrounded by butterflies flapping their silver wings

Recalling the distant ancient time

Singing about the free and brave bird

Keep singing

Surrounded by butterflies flapping their silver wings

Recovering the distant ancient time

Singing about the free and brave bird

Keep singing

Keep singing

The water splashing gently on the leaves

Occasionally it wets the ends of my hair

Such a wonderful little world under the sun

Changes