Lyrics of Jay Chou's preface to Lanting

Orchid Pavilion calligraphy

Push the door under the moon, my heart is as thin as your broken feet

Busy Millennium Monument, easy to expand but difficult to expand your beauty

Who can I give the genuine works to

How many dishes of rice wine are there

The setting sun is like your shyness

The copy is easy to write, but the fragrance of ink does not fade, leaving a lingering aftertaste with you

Who did a line of cinnabar circle

I'll wait for you

The shore is full of waves

It's not right how to write love words

And I'm short of your life's understanding

The city was swept away in a flash

Qingshiban street looks back and smiles, you are graceful

Hate you, shake your head and sigh, who makes you frown

But the boudoir keeps the smell of rouge

Geese flying south turn around and see you with tears in your eyes

How to sleep in memory

How can the needle of tightly stitched embroidered shoes complain

If flowers complain about butterflies, who will you complain about

I'll wait for you

The shore is full of waves

It's not right how to write love words

And I'm short of your life's understanding

I'll wait for you

Calligraphy is worthy of no fear of human right and wrong

Rain hit banana leaves and Xiaoxiao a few nights

I'll wait for Chunlei to remind you who you love