Iveco pulled the big gold cup and the ashes of the dead.
The horn sounds sad, suona. It's windy
Pima Dai Xiao entered the mountains.
Relatives and friends, he brought a wreath.
Suddenly I came to the cemetery.
I still panic.
Boss, he's coming to play the fan.
Girl, she has a photo.
The second child picked up the urn.
Put his parents in trouble
I never came to see it when I was alive.
Scream when you die
I also asked my parents to bless me.
Bless children to earn more money.
My parents are gone.
It's nobody's business to eat and pull the kang.
The day of death is more hateful.
Nobody's dressed.
Look at me. I look at you.
No one dares to step forward.
Are those your parents lying down?
My eyes are still open.
It's a small cotton-padded jacket for raising children in case the old girl gets old.
I didn't shed a tear.
Directly on the funeral expenses.
Only a few hundred thousand in total.
You divided the property.
I'll give you the Qingming song.
You should remember to respect the elderly.
Song information
Iveco Gold Cup, an online buzzword, means to pull the ashes after pulling the dead, which is often used at the end of the standard ending or the live video of social death. The content of the lyrics reflects the real situation of the left-behind elderly in rural areas of Northeast China. When my parents are in their hometown, they usually don't call. You ask for money when you keep your mouth shut. When the old people are gone, they all come back for false filial piety and share their inheritance.
As soon as the song comes out, you can see the old industrial factories in the northeast. The big black chimney smoked black smoke day and night, and the snow blackened by cinders fell to the ground. On the stone pier at the head of each village, there are several frowning uncles with cigarette sticks. As soon as the funeral came out, the funeral procession went from the grave to the entrance of the village, and the suona cry echoed through the whole village with the roar of tractors on the nearby provincial road.