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This post was last edited by Qing_Xue on 2016-6-3 at 14:40. I heard this song just a few days ago; it really seems like a classic. It’s especially suitable for those who are always on the go and have little time to spend with friends, brothers, or family. Wishing you all the best on your journey. Lyrics by Wu Qilong; Music composed by Li Ziheng; Performed by Fang Feilong (Fang Yi). The day I learned you were leaving, we didn’t say a word. As the midnight bells rang, they pierced the heart filled with sorrow at parting, but they couldn’t break through your deep silence. That day, I saw you off to the very end, yet we still didn’t say a word. On the crowded platform, everyone was trying hard to say goodbye, but that couldn’t dispel my deep feelings of sadness. I know you had so much to say, but you refused to speak it out. You know I was very worried and sad, but I didn’t dare to express it. When you packed your bags and put aside that glory, I could only keep my tears inside, smiling faintly as I waved vigorously, wishing you all the best. When you stepped onto the platform and started walking alone from then on, all I could do was offer you my deepest blessings, my sincerest wishes. Dearest friend, wishing you all the best on your journey. That day, I saw you off to the very end, yet we still didn’t say a word. On the crowded platform, everyone was trying hard to say goodbye, but that couldn’t dispel my deep feelings of sadness. I know you had so much to say, but you refused to speak it out. You know I was very worried and sad, but I didn’t dare to express it. When you packed your bags and put aside that glory, I could only keep my tears inside, smiling faintly as I waved vigorously, wishing you all the best. When you stepped onto the platform and started walking alone from then on, all I could do was offer you my deepest blessings, my sincerest wishes. Dearest friend, wishing you all the best on your journey
\"Wish You Good Luck on Your Journey\" was written by Wu Qilong and composed by Li Ziheng; it is included in Wu Qilong’s first solo album, \"The Young Man Who Chases the Wind,\" which was released by Flying Disk Records on August 21, 1992. It is also included in Wu Qilong’s album \"Waiting Day by Day\", released in 1993. \"Good Luck on Your Journey\" was released in 1993 as an insert song for the film \"School Truant.\" It became very popular, effectively expressing feelings of separation and sadness; to this day it is still a song often used by many people on occasions of graduation or parting.
In high school, I almost chose to use the school anthem, but in the end I picked BuBuGao instead. Hahaha~~
The sense of sorrow in this song is too strong; I usually don’t listen to it. There’s another song by Meng Tingwei – its title is really long. Look, look: the moon’s face is secretly changing
The only song by Tiger Team that’s still worth listening to nowadays
I can say~ I’ve never heard either the song title or the song itself~~:$ I’m still very young.
You can give it a listen; it triggers the same emotions of separation. Back then, this song managed to make all the college students leaving school cry
Such high praise! I only heard about it this week; I hadn’t heard anything about it before
When you step onto the platform and walk away alone from here, all I can do is wish you the best. A high school classmate of mine sang this song when she transferred schools, and the atmosphere in the class instantly became tense. Then a teacher came in, was frightened by the atmosphere, and called the homeroom teacher to find out what was going on.