It is the work "Thousand Years of Prayer" by Japanese musician Himegami. This pure music is included in the album corridor.

Although "Thousand Years of Prayer" is a piece of pure music, there is a lyric in the climax part, which was translated by netizens into "Hawthorn, Pear," with homophones. The lyrics are roughly as follows: < /p>

After thousands of years, you with your bright teeth and bright eyes are no longer in front of me. I am lonely, looking at the horizon and recalling the past. Reminiscing about the past.

The Buddha said that the reincarnation of the world will continue for three lifetimes. Wherever you are, wherever you are, a second will last a thousand years without you. I miss you so much, I miss you so much, I really want to be by your side, how are you doing when I'm not here? Do you know that my blessings have been with you for thousands of years, thousands of years, thousands of years, the sea has changed, and the stars have changed their faces, but I don't love you. Change.

Extended information:

The rhythm of this song implies the philosophy of life. It is melodious and low in the early stage, indicating the birth of new life;

Slowly it becomes light and bright, symbolizing guidance. The youth period when the country inspires writing;

Then the rhythm becomes low and closed, indicating the setbacks and challenges;

The low period of life, but as long as you don’t give up your efforts, don’t forget your original intention, and keep moving forward;

The rhythm reaches a climax, which indicates that there will eventually be a bright future;

At the peak of life, the rhythm then turns to a low level, which indicates that one will retire after success.