For anyone interested in the story behind this song, but don't understand chinese: Once upon a time, there was a (to make it simple, she's like from a prestigious family) lady, and she lived near a temple. When she was young, she went with her father to pray at the temple. At that time, she got to know a monk who was always hitting a wooden fish (its the thing that monks are hitting constantly). Everyday, the lady would go and look for him to play with him, as well as bring him some delicious food. Holding the wooden fish, the monk was always shy and reserved (the actual translation is careful, but I think reserved is a better word to describe it). Everytime the lady laughs and talks to him, the monk would just quietly smile and listen. The monk loves to eat tanghulu (candied fruit). Even though he never mentioned it, everytime the lady goes to look for him, she would bring along a stick of tanghulu for him. Just like this, 6 years passed and the monk's cultivation became higher and higher, while the lady became prettier and prettier. One day, the lady's father, looking distressed, went to look for the monk's mentor. At the same time, the lady was also acting abnormally, and didn't laugh or fool around. The monk was very confused, and the lady asked him: "Monk, do you like me?". But, the monk didn't say anything. The lady then continued: "I understand." At this moment, the lady's father came out, wanting to take his daughter away. However, the lady refused to leave and wanted to stay by the monk. However, the monk said there are differences between male and females (basically means that they should not be too close, as this was a more sensitive thing back in the past) and told the lady to leave. The lady shouted to the monk: "I like you!". However, the monk turned away and returned to his room. After that, the lady never came again. For the second day, the third day and the fourth day, she never came again. Meanwhile, the monk's cultivation got higher and higher. One day, when he decided to focus on his cultivation, he heard bad news - the lady, wearing a red wedding dress, had died by hanging. What had happened was that a prince with a rather nasty character fell for the lady and wanted to forcefully take her hand in marriage. The lady was not willing, and the father who wished for his daughter's happiness went to look for the monk's mentor and pleaded him to fulfil his daughter's happiness. But the mentor said that the monk is a "True Buddha", and was not willing to let love and relationships like this to ruin his future. The day before the wedding, the drunk prince went to the lady's house, and wanted to dong fang (dong fang is done on the day of the wedding and basically means to share the same room, and have sexual intercourse) in advance. He then ruined the lady's innocence by forcefully doing "it". Looking at the lady's dead body clad in the red wedding dress and her face covered by the red veil, the monk said: "Since the Buddha doesn't help her when she was suffering, I will become the devil and protect her!". The second day, he went to look for the prince that had forced the lady to commit suicide, and sliced his throat in a single movement using a sword. I'm supposed to be doing my assignment... 😓
@pabloa_e2 жыл бұрын
Oh thank you for your explanation 🔥🔥😍 Haha don't worry, it's always like that for me while having the most thing to do for school, it's when I have the most willing to do other things like scrolling, or even learn singing or other (that's crazy) 🤣 I hope you have done your assignment great 👍 even if it's 2 years ago 😁
@itsBedtimeForBonzo2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to type this explanation out even while you were busy with your assignments, appreciate it!
@Frank-ne8si2 жыл бұрын
你是真爱这个电影啊!我通读了一遍。谢谢你牺牲了学习时间,分享了这个事儿。我三十秒吸收了!
@bandits_uptofire9219 Жыл бұрын
why does it always have to be rape in asian songs bruh xD