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Wang Feng I Love You China Lyrics Full Version

I love you China

Song Originally Sung By: Wang Feng

Whenever I feel pain I want you to hold me tight? Touch my soul like you always do

Whenever I'm confused you give me a warmth

Like someone's arm around my shoulder

Sometimes I'm alone and helpless, like a stone rolling down a hill

But just remembering your name always gives me back my confidence

Sometimes I'm disoriented like a swarm of swallows in the sky

It's like a swarm of swallows in the sky

I'm not sure if I've ever been in love. I love you, China's beloved mother, I weep for you and I'm proud of you

I love you, China's beloved mother, I weep for you and I'm proud of you

One day this song will grow old, like the buds on the youngest tree

But I'll sing it over and over again, just like my life, just like my life.

Some people fade away, some emotions break down

But you're always in my heart, like the incomparable sun

I love you China's beloved mother, and I'm proud of you with tears in my eyes

I hope you'll remember me as your wandering child, wherever and however I'll miss you. I miss you wherever and whenever I can

I hope you know how much you mean to me, wherever and whenever you are, you're like my life

I love you China's beloved mother, I'm so proud of you in my tears

I love you China's beloved mother, I'm proud of you in my tears

I love you China's beloved mother, I'm so proud of you in my tears

I love you China's beloved mother, I'm so proud of you

They're all the best, I'm so proud of you, I'm so proud of you.

I love you China's beloved mother I shed tears for you and am proud of you

Expanded:

Extended:
"I Love You China" is a song written, composed, and performed by Wang Feng, and is included in Wang Feng's 2005 album "Raging Life".
Before the song was written, many listeners could not have imagined that Wang Feng, a self-proclaimed rocker, would write a song like this, and that there was a song like this with the same name, and that it was either critical or anti-social, or that it just said "I love you China".
Wang Feng said listeners must not forget the heartache and sadness contained in the song. The song "I Love You China" is Wang Feng's challenge to himself. It's his country, so why shouldn't he write it.
Wang Feng, born on June 29, 1971 in Beijing, with an ancestral home in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, is a Chinese mainland rock singer, music composer, lyricist, songwriter, and founder of the band 43 Baojia Street .
Wang Feng studied violin at the Central Conservatory of Music (CCM) since childhood, and was admitted to the CCM violin and viola program in college, where he began to write rock music and form a band in addition to his professional music studies and training. After completing his undergraduate studies, he entered the Central Ballet as deputy principal violinist, then resigned and transitioned to a professional singer.
In November 1994, the band Baojiajie 43 was formed at the Central Conservatory of Music, with Wang Feng as the soulful lead singer.

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