The song is "Chengdu", sung by Zhao Lei.

Lyrics:

It’s not just the wine last night that makes me shed tears

It’s not just your tenderness that makes me reluctant to leave you

How long do we have to go, you hold my hand

What makes me feel embarrassed is the freedom of struggle

The separation is always in September, the memories are longing Sorrow

The green weeping willows in late autumn kissed my forehead

In that rainy little town, I never forgot you

Chengdu cannot be taken away

Just you, walk with me on the streets of Chengdu

You won’t stop until all the lights go out, you will hold my sleeves

I will put my hands in my trouser pockets and walk to the end of Yulin Road

Sitting at the door of the tavern, parting is always in September

Memories are the sorrow of longing, the tender green of late autumn Weeping willows

kissed my forehead in that rainy little town

I have never forgotten you, Chengdu

The only thing I can’t take away is you

Take a walk with me on the streets of Chengdu and don’t stop until all the lights go out

You will hold my sleeves and I will put my hands in my trouser pockets

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Walked to the end of Yulin Road and sat at the door of the tavern

Walked with me through the streets of Chengdu, not stopping until all the lights went out

Take a walk with me on the streets of Chengdu and won’t stop until all the lights go out

You will hold my sleeves and I will put my hands in my trouser pockets

Walk to the end of Yulin Road and walk through the door of the tavern

Walking with me on the streets of Chengdu, we won’t stop until all the lights go out

Introduction:

Zhao Lei Folk musician Zhao Lei is a new generation folk singer in Mainland China. Born in Beijing on July 20, 1986, he came into contact with music in high school and started learning guitar. At a young age, he traveled all over the country, from east to west, across mountains and rivers, covering Shaanxi, Gansu, and Yunzang. He accumulated a lot of historical heritage and cultural nourishment for his musical journey.

Although Zhao Lei's music is not as touching as the tenderness of poetry, its ruffian ridicule is simple and straightforward and reaches your heart. The lyrics and arrangements are simple and honest, and are good at describing the subtleties of life. Each song is like a short drama, reflecting his own life, the society in his eyes, and even the dreams in his heart, with a strong sense of imagery. He is one of the new generation musicians with the most traditional Beijing Hutong cultural temperament.