Sorry, the Chinese transliteration of the Korean version of "da changjin" is a masterpiece of genius!

When the Korean stream hit, a Chinese TV series Luo libabao was finally seen by the Chinese, but the theme song is a song that reflects a piece of Chinese wild history, the song expresses the heroic acts of revenge for Brother Wu Song of Shandong Dahan. after repeated attempts, Jesus finally cracked the song password ...... the best effect is to compare the lyrics while listening .......

Question Song-call for the [Korean version]

Wu dalang ~~~~ Pig (Wu dalang beat me and beat me, reflecting the strong contempt and hate of the South Korean people for Ximen Qing, called it pig .)
Beat, and beat (with a sigh of relief, more strong feelings)
Hit you and hit the ground! (It reflects the scene of a chicken or a dog dance during the fight)
Ah, brother! Ah, brother! Younger brother! (Wu Erlang was angry and angry, Wu Song, the younger brother of Wu Da, became angry and angry)
Hey ~~ Kick, beat the other pig, cry, cry his mother, he's done! (In the continuous force attack of Wusong, Simon Qing lost his bid and died)
Wu dalang ~~~~ Hit pig ...... (Wu Song cried in front of his eldest brother's grave)
He beat him. He beat the pigs)
He beat you, he hurts, and the asshole beat you (he takes your woman away, and he won't be happy for a long time .....)
Ah, your brother, your brother, crying... (your brother, Wu Erlang, pays homage to you with others' heads here ....)

This song uses a simple and clear language to reflect the historical scenes of Wu Song's revenge for his eldest brother. It is concise and powerful, with a sigh of relief. It is an exciting and touching song. It is worthy of the youth of Korean historical films and TV series in recent years.InspirationalBeautiful film.