Wind in the Willows.

It is a Chinese-style song written, composed and sung by Liu Jidong. It is included in Liu Jidong’s first original music album Zero Point Law, which will be released in 2015. The lyrics are as follows:

The corners of the mouth are raised in a graceful dance, the scenery of dimples, happiness comes, a violin instigates each other, an occasional string is picked, adding sadness and joy, the fragrance of flowers for seven miles, the sand embankment for ten miles, the charming figure is within reach, a dead city is waiting. There are secrets in the breath and conversation. You can't be innocent without anything. You have to continue to maintain that innocence. You can't say separation even if you say anything.

Some words will be scars when they are spoken. I will wait for you in the wind, following you like a shadow, wandering with you to the corner of the sea, holding hands, your smile is like a gust of wind, sliding across your cheeks, quietly saying goodbye to you that year. I said, never be separated, seven miles of flowers, ten miles of sand embankment, the charming shadow, within reach, a dead city, waiting for the breath, in the conversation, there is a secret, there is nothing, there is no innocence, you have to continue Keep that simplicity and say nothing to break up. Some words will be scars. I am waiting for you in the wind.

I follow you like a shadow, wandering to the corner of the sea with you, holding hands, your smile is like a gust of wind, sliding across my cheeks. That year you whispered to me, we will never be separated. I am waiting for you in the wind, following you like a shadow. I wandered with you to the corner of the world, holding hands, and your smile was like a gust of wind, sliding across my cheeks. That year, I whispered to me that we would never be separated.