Songs of Yu Old Man Who Moved the Mountains

The song "The Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountains" is sung by Jiang Tao.

"The Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountains" is a song written by Han Jiongji, composed by Bian Liunian, and sung by Jiang Tao. It was included in Jiang Tao's album "My Dreams Burn in the Snow" released in 1999. It is Jiang Tao's masterpiece. This song is the ending theme of the TV series "The Legend of Wangwu Mountain". In 1996, the song won the gold medal in the China Music Television Competition.

Jiang Tao performed the lyrics of "The Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountains" very well with his unique singing style. Jiang Tao also became a star of "country folk pop" in the 1990s because of his singing of "The Foolish Old Man Moves the Mountains". One of the representative figures. Through the joint efforts of the songwriters and composers, the song was transformed into an elegant and distinctive pop song, which has also been cherished by the audience.

The lyrics of "The Foolish Old Man Moved the Mountains"

It sounds like an anecdote

It sounds like a joke

Let the shoulder pole bend your back

p>

Let the soles wear out the clogs

Facing Wang Wu and Taihang

With his courage and courage

It’s not that weird when I think of it

Singing is not a joke

Looking at the sky above and beyond

Walking around the vast plains at your feet

Facing a house full of children and grandchildren

Oh, I have fulfilled my prayer in my heart

Looking at the sky above me

Walking along the plains at my feet

It’s hard to have no road

It’s more difficult to open a road

That’s why people later lamented you

It sounds like an anecdote

It sounds like a joke

Let the carrying pole go Bend your back

Let the soles of your feet wear your clogs

Facing Wangwu and Taihang

With your bravery

When I think of it, it’s not an anecdote

When I sing it, it’s not a joke

Look at the sky above me

Take a walk and see the plains beneath my feet

Facing A house full of children and grandchildren

Oh, the prayer in my heart has been fulfilled

Looking at the sky above my head

Walking around the plains at my feet

No way It’s hard

It’s even harder to open a road

That’s why people later lamented for you

Look at the sky above and beyond

Walking around the plains beneath your feet

p>

Facing a house full of children and grandchildren

Oh, I have fulfilled my prayer in my heart

Looking at the sky above and beyond

Walking around the plains beneath my feet

p>

It’s hard to have no road

It’s even harder to open a road

That’s why I will sigh for you later