Lyrics of November in Qinghai minor, when the grass grows up.

Singing: Yu-Ching Fei

The first month is the Spring Festival.

The grass buds are rising, alas!

God depends on the sun and the moon, and you depend on the heart.

People depend on their hearts.

The sea. Hey.

It is clear in March.

Peach blossoms can't bloom, apricot blossoms are red, alas!

When bees come and go, you are busy with your work.

Busy with work

The sea. Hey.

It's afternoon in May.

Willow branches are inserted in doors and windows.

You are making trouble with realgar wine.

Make trouble, alas

The sea. Hey.

Come to July evening in July.

The cowherd in the sky matches the weaver girl.

Weaver girl, you are the wife of Cowherd.

Cowherd's wife

The sea. Hey.

The Double Ninth Festival comes in September.

Huang Ju flowers blooming by the roadside, alas!

If you have a heart, you have no heart.

Unintentionally inserted.

The sea. Hey.

The twelfth lunar month has been a whole year.

Do all the gold fat and silver powder.

Fight and pretend to be you for the New Year.

Celebrate the new year.

The sea. Hey.

Yu-Ching Fei, whose real name is Zhang Yanting, was born in Taipei City, Taiwan Province Province on July 1995 1955. Born in Tongcheng, Anhui Province, he is a male singer and host in Taiwan Province Province, China.

1973 won the fourth place in the "Star to Star" singing competition held by CCTV, and began his singing career. 1977 released the first album "My beloved Miao". 1984 won the Taiwan Golden Bell Award for Best Male Singer for his song Camel Bell. 1986 singing the theme song of the TV series "Pruning Plums" broadcast in Chinese mainland became popular.

1992 won the Taiwan Province Jinding Award for Best Male Singer for his song "Acacia Longer than Dreams". 1993, Yu-Ching Fei and his brother Chang Fei co-hosted the variety show "Dragon Brother and Tiger Brother" in Taiwan Province, and won the Golden Bell Awards of 1995 and 1997 for best variety show host. 1996 won the Best Singing Album Award in the 7th Taiwan Province Golden Melody Award for her album Good Night.

In 2006, he was invited to sing the song "A Thousand Miles Away" with Jay Chou. In 2005, his column "Yu Qingfei's Clear Music" won the Golden Bell Award for singing music programs, and won the singing music host award for his column. Up to now, he has released more than 40 solo albums, including more than 0/00 pieces of works and selected songs/kloc.

In 2009, he won the Lifetime Achievement Award of Super Festival, and in 20 10, he won the 30-year classic selection of "30 people, 30 songs and 30 discs" sponsored by the International Chinese Music Union 1 1 30 people. 20 13 released the album "Just Want to Listen to Yu-Ching Fei". 20 16 Joined Dragon TV's Battle of Nature.