Question 1: What is the meaning of the lyrics of Dai Quan's "Wukong"? The Buddha said, turning back will lead to the end.

Wukong said, Buddha, there is no point of turning back.

Five hundred years under Wuzhi Mountain, the six deeds have not changed.

The golden hoop is on your head, but you can’t talk anymore.

What is the use of the golden cudgel, and what about the seventy-two changes, it cannot crush the sky and act recklessly.

In the end, the evil path in this world is dangerous and there is no way to escape.

Question 2: Wukong What does each section of the lyrics of this song mean? Solution: "Wukong" is inspired by the Wukong spirit in Dai Quan's heart, which is rebellion, change, optimism and persistence. From the time I started studying music when I was five years old to 2015, it has been 30 years. I have encountered being deceived, denied, and not recognized by others. I feel that Sun Wukong has to go through hundreds of battles, to fight, and to become stronger every time he fights. This song combines opera and pop music, and it should be expressed in the voice of the times

(PS: The above excerpt is from Baidu, but I think it may be better after you read the novel "The Legend of Wukong" I understand. I didn’t understand it before, but I understood it after reading the novel "The Legend of Wukong")

Question 3: What are the lyrics of Dai Quan’s Wukong in the Chinese song "The Moon Splashes on the Starry River, the Road is Long"

The wind and smoke are gone, and the shadow is dim

Who told me that I am extraordinary

Who made me suffer from the dilemma of love and hate

Later, I was completely heartbroken

Let’s forget all grudges in this fantasy world

Stay enlightened and deluded and remain unchanged

Be angry, sad and crazy

This is a human being and a ghost It's a monster

It's just a demon debt in the heart

Calling Buddha has no chance of turning back

Kneeling down as a teacher has nothing to do with life or death

Kindness The evil floating world, the real and false world

The worldly relationship is not clear and difficult to break

What is the use of this iron rod?

So what if I have this change

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Still uneasy or melancholy

I want to talk about the golden hoop but I still want to stop

I want this iron rod to drunken the dancing devil

I have this change Chaos and chaos

Stepping on the sky to smash the sky and being wild and unruly

There is no way to escape from the dangers of the evil ways in this world

This stick

will turn you into ashes

I just made it by hand, I hope you will adopt it

Question 4: What do Wukong’s lyrics mean? Wu means enlightenment, and emptiness means emptiness. This is a concept in Buddhism, and it is not the emptiness and emptiness that we can see with our eyes. To put it simply, plasticine can be shaped into a round shape. Do you think it is round? It can be squared immediately. Therefore, neither circle nor square is its shape. This shape is emptiness. The whole meaning of Wukong is that you truly understand and realize the true meaning of this emptiness.

Question 5: The meaning of the song "Wukong" The key to understanding lies in whether to realize it and how to realize it. People with high understanding usually integrate their own experiences and feelings to obtain something of their own.

Enlightenment: 1. Enlightenment. 2. Wake up from sleep.

Wukong:

Wukong, the name of Dharma, includes the eminent monk Wukong of the Tang Dynasty, the Wukong in the classic "Journey to the West", the Wukong in the animation work "Dragon Ball" and "The Journey to the West". "Wukong in ". At the same time, "Wukong" is also the title of a song, as well as the title of "Wukong", as well as the title of "Wukong". Question 6: Dai Quan - The meaning of the lyrics of "Wukong", explain the meaning of each lyric. Let's read the original novel Journey to the West. , I believe you will have insights. Others’ explanations may be different from your own experience.

Question 7: How should we understand the meaning of the lyrics of Dai Quan's "Wukong" and what a love song is? Especially the sentence "The golden hoop is at the head, and you have to stop talking." 20 points means that the tight hoop is Love, the curse is the expression process, you have fallen in love with the other person. It's like wearing a tight band, wanting to express it, but not daring, giving it a headache. This is the torture of a secret love. Secret love is the most perfect mime, and confession may be the most classic tragedy. . . . That’s what it means

Question 8: What is the meaning of Wukong and Shu An’s lyrics? The meaning of the song "Wukong? Kong" sung by Shu in silence is: My life bloomed in the year when I met you, Everything after that was just my effort to maintain it. What I want to keep is never the beauty in the eyes of others, but you. Good and bad are just your stay and your departure. You said that you can taste all the flavors of the world before you can find a pure land. You cross your Buddha Sea. And I, who know the taste after eating the marrow, can only stay where you left me throughout my life, being delusional.

Question 9: What does the lyrics of Wukong Danliang mean? The moon splashes across the stars, the long road is long

The wind and smoke are gone, and the shadow is dim

Who told me that I have extraordinary skills

Who put me in a dilemma between love and hate?

Later on, my heart was broken

I have no regrets in this fantasy world

I am enlightened and separated from the six worlds. Don't change

Angry, sad and crazy

He is a human, a ghost or a monster

It's just that he has a demonic debt in his heart

Once the Buddha is heard, there will be no chance of turning back

Kneeling down as a teacher has nothing to do with life or death

Good and evil in this floating world, true and false worlds, are scattered and unclear

It is difficult to judge

What do I need this iron rod for?

So what if I have this change

Am I still uneasy or melancholy?

I want to say something with the golden hoop on my head. Hugh

I want this iron rod to dance like a drunken demon

I have this transformation and confusion

I want to crush the sky and be wild and unruly

There is no escape from the dangers of evil in this world

This stick

will make you disappear into ashes

Question 10: What does the lyrics of Wukong and Xiao Yiqing mean? How should you describe the haze you transformed into?

A dream that scares someone.

I remember the water curtain splashing on the old trees and ivy

I remember the stars are brilliant and free and prosperous

The mountain peaches are ripe How many times did the waves hit me?

Remember you called me in the boundless sky

Watch me shake mountains and seas and boast about my magical powers

Seventy-two changes are endless

Go to heaven with ambition and courage

No dust above the eyes and nothing below the sky

Did you laugh?

Your smile is in my heart

Just be you, the unparalleled and invincible hero

Sigh that all the things in life are nothing but the passing of water

Five hundred years of loneliness with a wave of your hand

I understand Reincarnation and death are as lonely as before

Understand that merit and cause and effect have a beginning and no end

What is the use of losing destiny

What is the use of gaining the great road

Understand you Send me a farewell in the world of mortals

A farewell to the burning flames and trapped in a cage

Iron pills, copper juice and five-finger peak

Eighty-one disasters

Looking back at the past, everything is different

Did you cry?

Your tears are in my heart

Give me another ten thousand years or one more minute

But there is no trace of anyone in the sky

The deep kindness has gone in a hurry

How can you win in the fight against the devil

Sincerity is the only thing that matters All in vain

You know

You are still in my heart

Everything has gone by in vain

It’s different with you

Soaring in the clouds, riding on the mist, riding on the electric wind

It’s too late to meet again