Lyrics:
The stone road in Dabancheng is hard and flat.
Watermelon is big and sweet.
All the girls in Dabancheng have long braids.
What beautiful eyes.
If you get married,
Don't marry anyone else
Be sure to marry me
Take your dowry.
Sing Your Song
Come with the carriage.
The stone road in Dabancheng is hard and flat.
Watermelon is big and sweet.
All the girls in Dabancheng have long braids.
What beautiful eyes.
If you get married,
Don't marry anyone else
Be sure to marry me
Take your dowry.
Sing Your Song
Come with the carriage.
The stone road in Dabancheng is hard and flat.
Watermelon is big and sweet.
All the girls in Dabancheng have long braids.
What beautiful eyes.
If you get married,
Don't marry anyone else
Be sure to marry me
Take your dowry.
Sing Your Song
Come with the carriage.
The stone road in Dabancheng is hard and flat.
Watermelon is big and sweet.
All the girls in Dabancheng have long braids.
What beautiful eyes.
If you get married,
Don't marry anyone else
Be sure to marry me
Take your dowry.
Sing Your Song
Come with the carriage.
If you get married,
Don't marry anyone else
Be sure to marry me
Take your dowry.
Sing Your Song
Come with the carriage.
Take your dowry.
Sing Your Song
Come with the carriage.
About:
The song "The Girl in Dabancheng" was sung at home and abroad more than half a century ago and has become a favorite song of people all over the world. Klimu told reporters that since 1938, his father Abdul Guli has often performed with his mother on the streets of Turpan and on the stage of Urumqi Uygur Cultural Association, and they sang "The Girl of Dabancheng" together. Later, the king of western songs adapted this song into the present coachman's song. The lyric "Take your dowry, take your sister and come in that carriage" has once become a topic of discussion for many people: Why should you take your sister when you get married? Later, some scholars said that the translation was wrong, and it should be "bring your maid of honor", but people have become accustomed to the original singing. After the song "Girls in Dabancheng" became popular all over the world, people knew that there was a Dabancheng in Xinjiang and there were beautiful girls in Dabancheng.
Story:
Is there a "Dabancheng girl" and who is the real "Dabancheng girl"? In the script, Klimu tells a wonderful story to the world: King Zalalaiti of Turpan wants to "push" the princess born by Princess Li Lai out of the flaming mountain in order to give birth to a prince. The princess bribed the executioner with jewels, put her daughter on the side of the road at the foot of the flaming mountain and jumped off the cliff herself. Davaz Abdullah, a folk artist, discovered the girl and named her Kanbar Han. When she returned to her hometown of Dabancheng, rosy clouds filled the sky, and she was also called "Dabancheng Girl". /kloc-After 0/8 years old, Kanbar Han became famous for her singing and dancing. In Turpan, in order to please the king, the prime minister asked the troupe of Dabancheng to perform for the king. The singing of Kanbar Han, a girl from Dabancheng, greatly appreciated the king. He saw the shadow of Princess Riley from Kanbar Han. Seeing the king's "worry", the Prime Minister took the initiative to bring Kanbar Han into the palace, which was resisted by Abdullah and others. The Prime Minister sent troops to capture Abdullah and posted a notice: If the Dabancheng girl does not surrender, Abdullah will be executed. In order to save his adoptive father, Cambal Han resolutely surrendered to the palace. When the king learned that the executed person was his own daughter, he ordered to stop using torture.