Duet song 王杰 Wang jie Dave Wong 你是我胸口永远的痛 Ni shi wo xiong kou yong yuan de tong You are the forever pain in my chest: lyrics, pinyin, English translation, quotes of forever, Shania Twain Forever and For Always Lyrics


王傑 葉歡 Wang Jie Ye Huan-你是我胸口永遠的痛

王杰
Wang jie
Dave Wong

你是我胸口永远的痛
Ni3 shi4 wo3 xiong1 kou3 yong3 yuan3 de5 tong4
You are the forever pain in my chest

男:夜里有风 风里有我 我拥有什么
nan2: ye4 li3 you3 feng1 feng1 li3 you3 wo3 wo3 yong3 you3 shen2 me5
There is wind in the night; there is myself in the wind; what do I have?

  云跟风说 风跟我说 我能向谁说
yun2 gen1 feng1 shuo1 feng1 gen1 wo3 shuo1 wo3 neng2 xiang4 shui2 shuo1
Clouds talk to the wind; wind talks to me; whom can I talk to?

女:不想从前 不谈未来 我为谁等待
nv3: bu4 xiang3 cong2 qian2 bu2 tan2 wei4 lai2 wo3 wei4 shui2 deng3 dai4
Don’t want to think about the past; don’t want to talk about future; whom I am waiting for?

  不要你懂 不怕人说 让爱随风沈默
bu2 yao4 ni3 dong3 bu2 pa4 ren2 shuo1 rang4 ai4 sui2 feng1 shen2 mo4
I don’t want you to understand; I am not afraid of people talking; let love be silent with the wind.

男:你是我胸口永远的痛 南方天空飘着北方的雪
nan2 ni3 shi4 wo3 xiong1 kou3 yong3 yuan3 de5 tong4 nan2 fang1 tian1 kong1 piao1 zhe5 bei3 fang1 de5 xue3
You are the forever pain in my chest; northern snow is floating in southern sky.

  热情冻结在 冷冷风中(冷冷的风中)
re4 qing2 dong4 jie2 zai4 leng3 leng3 feng1 zhong1 leng3 leng3 de5 feng1 zhong1
Passion is frozen in the cold cold wind ( in cold cold wind)

女:你是我胸口永远的痛 永远的痛
nv3 : ni3 shi4 wo3 xiong1 kou3 yong3 yuan3 de5 tong4 yong3 yuan3 de5 tong4
You are the forever pain in my chest, forever pain

合:昨夜的梦 留给明天 明天
he2 : zuo2 ye4 de5 meng4 liu2 gei3 ming2 tian1 ming2 tian1
Last night’s dream set aside for tomorrow, tomorrow

Translated by Shu

Quotes about forever:

“Some things don’t last forever, but some things do. Like a good song, or a good book, or a good memory you can take out and unfold in your darkest times, pressing down on the corners and peering in close, hoping you still recognize the person you see there.”
― Sarah Dessen, This Lullaby

“I told her I’d wait forever for her, but that was before I found somebody else who’d give me a ride home.”
― Jarod Kintz, This Book is Not for Sale

“the truth about forever is that it is happening right now”
― Sarah Dessen, The Truth About Forever

“Sometimes I feel like if you just watch things, just sit still and let the world exist in front of you-sometimes I swear that just for a second time freezes and the world pauses in its tilt. Just for a second. And if you somehow found a way to live in that second, then you would live forever.”
― Lauren Oliver, Delirium

“What i like about photographs is that they capture a moment that’s gone forever, impossible to reproduce.”
― Karl Lagerfeld

“I held her close for only a short time, but after she was gone, I’d see her smile on the face of a perfect stranger and I knew she would be there with me all the rest of my days.”
― Brian Andreas, Strange Dreams – Collected Stories & Drawings

“I really don’t even know you and yet in my life you are forever entangled to my history inextricably bound”
― Sarah Ockler, Twenty Boy Summer

“The Universe is very, very big.
It also loves a paradox. For example, it has some extremely strict rules.

Rule number one: Nothing lasts forever.
Not you or your family or your house or your planet or the sun. It is an absolute rule. Therefore when someone says that their love will never die, it means that their love is not real, for everything that is real dies.

Rule number two: Everything lasts forever.”
― Craig Ferguson, Between the Bridge and the River

“If I only have ten minutes, Sam, this is what I want to say. You’re not the best of us. You’re more than that. You’re better than all of us. If I only have ten minutes, I would tell you to go out there and live. I’d say…please take your guitar and sing your songs to as many people as you can. Please fold a thousand more of those damn birds of yours. Please kiss that girl a million times.”
― Maggie Stiefvater, Forever

“When forever becomes a place…when forever ceases to be just a word… when it ceases to be a just a measurement of time…but instead becomes a place where soul mates can dance to the song in their hearts, that is a reflection of true love.”
― Steve Maraboli, Life, the Truth, and Being Free

“Just for future reference, don’t use words like “love” anymore. It’s a very sensitive word and it wears out quickly. Romeo barely says it, but John Hinckley filled up a whole journal with it. To put it into your terms, it’s a currency that’s easily devalued. Pretty soon you’re saying it whenever you hang up the phone or whenever you leave. It turns into an apology. Then it’s an excuse. Some assholes want it to be a bulletproof vest: don’t hate me; I love you. But mostly it just means–more. More, more–give me something more. A couple of years from now, when you’re on your own completely, if you really fall in love, if it really comes to that–and I pity you if it does–you have to look right down into the black of her eyes, right down into the emptiness in there and feel everything, absolutely everything she needs and you have to be willing to drown in it, Kevin. You’d have to want to be crushed, buried alive. Because that’s what real love feels like–choking. They used to bury some women in their wedding dresses, you know. I thought it was because all those husbands were too cheap to spring for another gown, but now it makes sense: love is your first foot in the grave. That’s why the second most abused word is “forever”.”
― Peter Craig, Hot Plastic

These unbelievable true quotes come from: http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/tag/forever

Shania Twain-Forever and For Always Lyrics

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Origin and story of Xi he zhi tong 西河之痛 Learn Mandarin Chinese – How to say – He got a very deep wound, he needs to take pain killers to relieve the pain. Chinese idioms about pains, tong 痛 and natural ways to relieve pains. Dave Wong, you are the forever pain in my chest, Pain [With Lyrics] – Three Days Grace

Learn Mandarin Chinese – How to say – He got a very deep wound, he needs to take pain killer to relieve the pain.

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他有一个非常深的伤口,他需要吃止痛药来减轻疼痛。
tā yǒu yī ge fēicháng shēn de shāngkǒu , tā xūyào chī zhǐtòngyào lái jiǎnqīng téngtòng.
tā (他 pronoun, he) yǒu (有 verb, have) yī (一 number, one) ge ( 个 measure word for wounds) fēicháng (非常 adverb, very) shēn (深 adjective, deep) de (的, particle to connect the attributives and the noun it modifies) shāngkǒu ( 伤口noun, wounds) , tā (他 pronoun, he) xūyào (需要 verb, need) chī (吃 verb, eat) zhǐtòngyào ( 止痛药 noun, pain killer, pain relief medication, pain relievers, or pain reduce medicine) lái (来 preposition, to) jiǎnqīng (减轻 verb, reduce or decrease) téngtòng ( 疼痛noun, pains or sores).

Let’s learn some Chinese idioms with 痛 (tòng pain) this word in them.

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1 痛不欲生:
yī tòng bù yù shēng
To be so in pains as to not want to live or to be so grieved as to wish one were dead.
他失去了他的家人,痛不欲生, 悲痛得不想活下去。

tā shīqù le tā de jiārén , tòng bù yù shēng , bēitòng děi bù xiǎng huó xià qu .

tā (pronoun, he) shīqù (verb, to lose) le (particle to show action occurred) tā de (possessive pronoun, his) jiārén (noun, family member, family) , tòng (verb, to pain) bù (negate word, not) yù (verb, want) shēng (verb, to live), bēitòng (verb, to be sorrowful and painful) děi (particle, usually put after verb or verb phrase) bù (negate word, not) xiǎng (verb, to think or want) huó (verb, to live) xià qu (verb, to go on or to continue) .

He lost his family, and got into such pains that he doesn’t want to live anymore.

2 痛哭流涕:
èr tòngkū liútì
Weeping bitter tears or sadly crying and tears and nasal mucus flowing

她犯了一个大错,痛哭流涕不已。
tā fàn le yī ge dà cuò , tòng kū liú tì bù yǐ .

tā (pronoun, she) fàn (verb, commit or do) le (past tense particle) yī (number, one) ge ( general measure word) dà (adjective, big) cuò (noun, mistake) , tòng (adverb, painfully or sadly) kū (verb, to cry) liú (verb, to flow or to drip) tì (noun, nasal mucus or tears) bùyǐ (verb, can’t stop) .

She made a big mistake; she was weeping bitter tears and nasal mucus and could not stop.

3 痛心疾首
sān tòngxīn jí shǒu
Hate deeply in heart, so much that got headaches for it

这件杀人案非常凶狠,令她痛心疾首。
zhè jiàn shārénàn fēicháng xiōnghěn , lǐng tā tòngxīn jí shǒu .

zhè (pronoun, this) jiàn (measure word to refer to crime case) shā (verb, to kill) rén (noun, person or people) àn (noun, crime case) fēicháng (adverb, very) xiōnghěn (adjective, cruel) , lǐng (verb, let) tā (pronoun, her) tòng (verb, to pain) xīn (noun, heart) jí (verb, to ache) shǒu (noun, head) .

This murder crime was very cruel and it made her hate it deeply in heart and ache her head.

4 痛深恶绝:
sì tòng shēn wù jué
Hate something deeply or extremely

吸菸使她得到肺癌,她对香烟痛深恶绝。
xī yān shǐ tā dédào fèi ái , tā duì xiāngyān tòng shēn wù jué .

xī (verb, to inhale) yān (noun, smoke) shǐ (verb, to make) tā (pronoun, her) dédào (verb, to acquire or to get) fèi (noun, lung) ái (noun, cancer) , tā (pronoun, she) duì (preposition, toward) xiāngyān (noun, cigarettes) tòng (verb, to hate) shēn (adverb, deeply) wù (verb, to dislike, or to disgust) jué (adverb, extremely) .

She got lung cancer due to smoking cigarettes, so she deeply hates cigarettes.

5 西河之痛:
wǔ xī hé zhī tòng
Feel sorrow over the loss of one’s son

西河之痛就是 丧子之痛。
xī hé zhī tòng jiùshì sàng zǐ zhī tòng .

xī hé (place name) zhī (classic particle, the same as 的 de in modern Chinese) tòng (noun, pain) jiùshì (verb, exactly is, emphasizes that something is precisely or exactly as stated) sàng (verb, to lose) zǐ (noun, son) zhī (particle, connecting attributive and the noun, it modifies) tòng (noun, pains) .

wǔ xī hé zhī tòng means the sorrow over losing one’s own son.

This idiom can be also said as
抱痛西河
bào tòng xī hé
Holding the pain at xihe

痛在西河
tòng zài Xī hé
Pains at Xihe

The origin of idiom comes from

史記仲尼弟子列傳 shǐ jì Zhòng ní dìzǐ lièchuán

史記 (The Records of the Grand Historian, also known by its Chinese name Shiji and literally “Historical Records”, written from 109 to 91 BC, was the magnum opus of 司马迁 Sima Qian.)

仲尼弟子列傳 Zhòng ní dìzǐ lièchuán A collection of biographies of Confucius’ disciples:

子夏居西河教授,為魏文侯師。其子死,哭之失明。
Zǐ Xià jū xīhé jiào shòu , wèi Wèi Wénhóu shī . qí zǐ sǐ , kū zhī shī míng.

Zǐ Xià (Confucius’ student) jū (verb, live) xīhé (place name) jiào shòu (noun, phrase, to teach, or to instruct) , wèi (verb, work as or serve as) Wèi Wén hóu (Creator of the the State of Wei, Chinese Warring States period) shī (noun, teacher) . qí (possessive pronoun, his) zǐ (noun, son) sǐ (verb, died) , kū (verb, to cry) zhī (a borrow word which stands for 至 zhì, till) shī (verb, lose) míng (noun, eye sight).

Zi Xia lived and taught at Xihe, and worked as Marquis Wen of Wei’s teacher. Zi xia’s son died, he cried till his eyes got blind.

What are pains?

Pain is a signal from our body that tells us something is not right. Pains can come from physical injuries, disease, infection or emotional upset. Most types of physical pain can be reduced with pain relievers.

Analgesics (镇痛药 zhèntòng yào) such as acetaminophen can used to treat moderate pain. Narcotic (麻醉剂 mázuìjì) analgesics such as codeine can be used to decrease stronger pain, such as dental pain or migraines. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (including aspirin) can be used to reduce pain caused by inflammation, such as sports injuries.

Taking too much medication is a hazard to human health. So, if you don’t have to take pain killers, don’t take them. Try some natural pain relievers instead.
According to my search results, there are some natural things you can do to relieve your pains. Hope you never have to use them, and always be happy.

Natural pain reliever 1

Slow rhythmic breathing for five minutes:

Stare at an object (prefer something that is peaceful or beautiful) or close your eyes and concentrate on your breathing.
Take a slow, deep breath. When you breathe in, tense and tighten your muscles.
As you breathe out, relax your muscles and feel the tension draining.
Next, remain relaxed and begin breathing slowly and comfortably, concentrating on your breathing, taking about 9 to 12 breaths a minute. Do not breathe too deeply.

Natural pain reliever 2
Music therapy — Listen to some relaxing songs that can make you feel soothed or relaxed.

In the Journal of Pain, 153 patients were subjected to increasingly painful shocks on their hands when they were listening to music. During the session of experiment, they were encouraged to engage in the songs and to identify tones and notes in them. By measuring the patients’ pupil dilation and brain activity with machines, scientists at the University of Utah found that when the patients got more and more focused on the melodies, they also gained more and more relief from the pains.

So, the next question is:

What songs or sonatas to listen that can get the best effect? Someone suggests:

The most relaxing song of all time (What do you think?)

Marconi Union – Weightless

If you don’t sleep, then try this
Get to sleep FAST! SLEEP MUSIC

If you like Zen, then
Zen Garden

Zen comes from Chinese, 禅 chan. Buddhism . It is a Mahayana movement which was introduced into China in the 6th century a.d. and into Japan in the 12th century.

I know there are endless entries on the list of natural relievers …

Let’s conclude the post with the perfect ending songs

王傑 你是我胸口永遠的痛 Wang Jie Dave Wong nǐ shì Wǒ xiōng kǒu yǒngyuǎn de tòng
You are the forever pain in my chest
For the lyrics, pinyin and English translation, see
http://www.chinesetolearn.com/?p=4810

Pain [With Lyrics] – Three Days Grace

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