In the lyric it says "I don't want to be lonely" and follows on with Chinese lyrics.

Could you please help me identify this song, it's title is the following I think: 龙腾虎跃庆新年 池五一

I was able to find it on TikTok but it's a short version.

Thanks for your help!

I'm trying to remember a song I learned in a mandarin class about 9 years ago. I think it was about a river, I'm not sure if it was pop but it could have been folk music. I think Teresa Teng or another older female singer had performed it one point. It was slower more like a ballad and I think may have also been about love. The video we would play on YouTube had an animated background I believe

Which songs would you recommend for children? I like this one I’m looking for some similar playful tunes - Teresa Teng 恭喜恭喜

Thanks

I don't know chinese so I can't research it, but I can't understand why SING女团 still lists her as a current member, yet she hasn't been included in any of their songs for years?

Also, is it ok for a man to like SING女团 in China? I notice that a lot of guys in China listen to more macho music which I don't really care about. When they realise I like SING女团, they're quite negative, so I don't talk to them afterwards (I'm not chinese).

https://youtu.be/LXHs3VBE5cc?si=lEQGZEt1naPTDHlA

Hi r/chinesemusic community,

What is the song in this clip? Starting at 9.03 minutes, ive searched the OST of the movie but could find the name of the piece.

https://youtu.be/O-m29TYdfrI?t=545

Ive found the songs in the second movie when googling "move name OST", but just not with this clip.
Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

I can’t find much about the band WaChi. I love several of their songs on Apple Music, but don’t understand a single word of it or read hànzì. I’d like to learn to play the song ‘Say’ if someone might point me in the direction of a resource.

Thanks to anyone who can help.

Hi! Am looking to find the song on Spotify and lyrics (pinyin) for this song that he sang with Jackie Chan. I believe it’s called Power of China, but not sure about the exact Chinese name for it.

YouTube link: https://youtu.be/3tfSeYe6pP4?si=FkA_XSHuy-mnwXzd

Hi everyone, first time on this sub.

Earlier this summer, I was at a bar next door to Indie Music on Jiugulou Street in Beijing. I was very drunk, but the bar had an alternative vibe and played really cool music. The bartenders played a song/band that:

1. Was fast paced, like post-hardcore or post-punk.
2. Was lo-fi and utilized synthesizers except for the percussion, which was really just a drum set,it seemed like.
3. Included lyrics that were almost screamed, but lo-fi in style so they sounded muted.

Anyway, this song and band was really good and I wasn't able to find out the name. Does this seem familiar to anyone? I'm a big fan on Chinese punk/post-punk/alternative, and I've been looking for a while. Thank you so much for reading!

Could you please recommend some songs? Preferably a mixture of tranditional music and hiphop? My mom, stepdad, and their friends are performing for a dance fitness event for Chinese New Year and I want to help them find songs, as we are unfamiliar with songs in this language. Any dialect is fine and would be helpful. In 2023, they danced to this song called "My New Swag" by VAVA from the Crazy Rich Asians soundtrack and it was a perfect mixture between transitional music and hiphop. Thanks in advance!

https://youtu.be/dTq_SanhtqI?si=G2ReA7aD0crymxog

Hey folks,

As a foreigner, who loves Cpop, I'm looking for a song called Cindy, which I've listened on youtube. But for some reasons it's not there anymore. The album background is purple and the female singer sang in english. Something like "Cindy, give me what I want". Thanks in advance!

There many Chinese Pipa [4 string pear shaped lute] or Chinese lute players around where we live.

It's a fiendishly challenging instrument with over 240 fingering techniques alone, cultivated over a 2000year + history. That makes it over 1600 years older than the cello so little wonder English learners get stunned by the lack of teaching or peer help learning this instrument!

We've started up a subgroup https://www.reddit.com/r/PipaChineseLutes/new/

to try and help English language learners since there is very little learning in English for this amazing instrument.

Please feel welcome to join - it's a new group and not much has happened yet - over the years the pipa groups seem to collapse due to lack of activity/members so we're hoping to start one up thanks!