"Jasmine" is a Chinese folk song that originated from the "Flower Flower Tune" that has been sung for hundreds of years in Liuhe, Nanjing. It was compiled by the famous military composer He Fang from folk songs in Liuhe. The arrangement of music and lyrics was completed in 1957.

Jasmine

Album: Tea Mountain Ballad

Singer: Folk Song

What a Jasmine

What a Jasmine Jasmine

The garden is full of flowers and plants

It is more fragrant than this

I have the heart to pick one and wear it

But I am afraid of people looking at the flowers. Want to scold me

What a jasmine flower

What a jasmine flower

The jasmine flower blooms

The snow is not as white as it

I am willing to pick one and wear it

But I am afraid of others laughing

What a jasmine flower

What a jasmine flower

The garden is full of flowers

No one can compare with it

I am determined to pick one and wear it

But I am afraid that it will not sprout next year

I am determined Pick one and wear it

I am afraid that it will not sprout next year

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