Heroes 《天行健》 Complete OST 电视剧原声带 【Chinese/Pinyin/English Lyrics】

Heroes 《天行健》 Chinese Drama Series OST 电视剧原声带/音乐原声
Song Name:
00:00 天行健 (Heroes) - Liu Yuning 刘宇宁 Fu Jing 傅菁 (主题曲 Theme Song)
03:32 乾坤 (Heaven And Earth) - Dai Quan 戴荃 (片尾曲 Ending Song)
06:55 荼蘼花 (Teamillet) - Qin Junjie 秦俊杰
11:23 漏说的珍重 (Forgetting To Say Take Care) - Sha La La 莎啦啦
14:48 缘 (Fate) - Fu Jing 傅菁
18:18 破空 (Breach) - Zhang Ming'en 张铭恩
22:45 天行健 (Heroes) - Instrumental (伴奏)
26:19 乾坤 (Heaven And Earth) - Instrumental (伴奏)
29:44 荼蘼花 (Teamillet) - Instrumental (伴奏)
34:12 漏说的珍重 (Forgetting To Say Take Care) - Instrumental (伴奏)
37:36 缘 (Fate) - Instrumental (伴奏)
41:08 破空 (Breach) - Instrumental (伴奏)
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Just some fun info:
• In the song 乾坤 (Heaven And Earth):
一生一世 草木一秋 Meaning: You only have one life, like grass with the passing time
夏虫也不可语冰议尝Meaning: someone who only comprehends within their scope and can not converse beyond their knowledge/experience
• In the song 荼蘼花 (Teamillet):
The meaning behind the title 荼蘼花 (Teamillet) is actually quite interesting. Teamillet is often referred to as the last flower that blossoms in spring; hence when they bloom, this signals the end of spring. This flower also represents solitude, helplessness, sadness, regret and a delicate beautiful ending.
• In the song 破空 (Breach):
龙震离九In the Chinese culture, each direction symbolizes various strengths and animals. That’s why I translated 龙震 as east dragon. West(兑) represents the tiger, east (震) represents the dragon. It can also be translated as “the dragon tremors” because the word (震) also means shakes/tremors.