Dare not ask whether this song is true or not.

"Dare not ask whether it is true or not" is the lyrics of the song Moonlit Night.

Moonlit Night, composed by Leslie Cheung, is a Chinese version of Silence is Golden. This song is included in Leslie Cheung's Chinese album From 65438 to 0988. Leslie Cheung's version is very touching.

Singers such as thomas lee, Chen Jieli, Jiang Zhimin, Chen Sisi, and the North-South Group (Jiping) have all covered this song, while thomas lee's version has added elements of guzheng, which sounds clear and elegant and has a special feeling. Generally speaking, this is a song that gets more and more charming as you listen to it. It's suitable for listening to it when it's quiet and reminiscing about homesickness.

The lyrics of this song are:

How many storms have I experienced in Qian Shan before I can come back to you.

Whether the waiting face remains the same, greet me as a servant.

Whether the people waiting for me are still sitting at the window, welcoming the twilight in the morning with a few lines of clear tears.

Is there still a small lamp hanging in front of the door, pulling me back to you?

Obviously, it was an empty dream, and I dare not ask whether it is true or not.

Running water, no matter how long, is nowhere to be found in my heart.

Many years later, only I was still at the window, and the cold night was by my side.

There are no lights, no people waiting, only the night remains the same.

Whether the people waiting for me are still sitting at the window, welcoming the twilight in the morning with a few lines of clear tears.

Is there still a small lamp hanging in front of the door, pulling me back to you?

Obviously, it was an empty dream, and I dare not ask whether it is true or not.

Running water, no matter how long, is nowhere to be found in my heart.

Many years later, only I was still at the window, and the cold night was by my side.

There are no lights, no people waiting, only the night remains the same.

The night in Yue Ming is the same as before, and the night in Yue Ming is the same as before.

Leslie Cheung's acting experience:

1977 won the runner-up in the Lee TV Asian Singing Contest in Hong Kong, thus entering the music scene. 1983 got attention with the song "the wind keeps blowing". Singing by Monica, 1984, it is the first dance music in Hong Kong to win the top ten Chinese golden songs and the top ten jade pure gold songs. 1986 won the gold medal of pure jade with the song "Who * * * Ming".

1987 won the Jade Gold Award again with the song "Unintentional Sleep", and later became the first Cantonese singer to enter the Korean music market with the albums "Love" and "TheGreatestHitsofLeslieCheung", and broke the sales record of Korean Chinese records. From 65438 to 0988, he won the Top Ten Most Popular Male Singers Award of Jade Pure Gold for two consecutive years. 1989 farewell music.

199 1 won the best actor award for his drama The True Story of Teddy Boy. Farewell My Concubine, a literary film starring 1993, is the first film in China film history to win the Palme d 'Or Award at Cannes International Film Festival.

This film broke the box office record of Chinese mainland literary films in the United States. With this film, he has gained extensive attention in the international film industry, and won the Best Actor Award of the Japanese Film Critics Award and the Special Contribution Award of the Chinese Film Performing Arts Society. In the same year, he served as a judge of Tokyo International Film Festival. 1995 returned to the music scene and no longer received competitive music awards.

1998 became the first China actor to serve as a judge of Berlin International Film Festival. 1999 won the Golden Needle Award, the highest honor in Hong Kong music.

In 2000, he was selected as the 20th century 100 foreign actor in the Japanese film "Ten Days", and in the same year, he was awarded the Best Artist Award in Asia in CCTV-MTV Music Festival. 20 10 was named "the 25 greatest Asian actors in history" by CNN. In the same year, he was selected as the "20 most famous singers/bands in the world in the past 50 years" by CNN.