Do you like the sun? The sun loves you.
Mountain people, the mountain road here is eighteen bends.
Is the waterway here the ninth ring road? Folk songs here are arranged in pairs.
Are the folk songs strung together here? Family gold and silver village unearthed in Shibawan.
Nine-link jewel beach connecting Tujia people? Used at the end of a sentence
Without these eighteen bends? No mountain girl is as beautiful as water.
Without this nine-ring chain? There is no such thing as a sea of people in China.
Eighteen bends and nine rings? Shibawan Jiulianhuan
Arc ring? Huanhuan Wan Wan
All around the water and mountains of Tujia nationality? The mountain road here is eighteen bends.
Is the waterway here the ninth ring road? Folk songs here are arranged in pairs.
Are the folk songs strung together here? Rows drained the bitterness and sweetness of Tujia people.
A string showing the joys and sorrows of Tujia people? Used at the end of a sentence
Without this row by row, it can't be simple and simple. Without this string, there is no love.
Row by row? String-to-string
Row by row? String-to-string
Rows of strings? Brochette paipai
It is closely related to the dreams and hopes of Tujia people. Used at the end of imperative sentences
Extended data
Eighteen bends of mountain road [1] is an old song. It is one of the lyrics of Tujia Vocal Music Suite 12 co-authored by Tong Wenxi 1990. Published in Changhong, it was published by the Provincial Music Association that year, and was originally named Tujia Road and Song. 10 years later, Eighteen Bends in Mountain Road was composed, packaged and sung by Wang Yuanping, Yin Jianping and Li Qiong, and finally became a "masterpiece".