"Ghost Bride"
Original singer of the song: Jier Chorus
Lyrics: Zheng Guojiang
Music composed by: Nie Anda
I don’t want to look at the bright moon in the sky, I don’t want to look at the bright moon in the sky
The bright moon spits light? The dark wind blows in the willow lane? Is it a female ghost looking for her lover
Who? People want to love? A sad ghost bride? A female ghost with a double companion? Secretly worshiping the moonlight late at night
The bright moon spits out light? Wrong ghosts wandering in the wind? The night is deeper and foggier and colder
Wandering ghosts step on All over the lonely road, looking for a substitute? The cold wind blows the cold moonlight
Her eyes? Her eyes? Seem like stars shining
See? See? See? See? Flustered
Her eyes? Her eyes? It seems like stars are shining
See? See? See? Feel even more panic
The moon is bright in the sky I don’t want to see it? I don’t want to see the bright moon in the sky? I don’t want to see the bright moon in the sky
The bright moon spits out its light? The innocent ghost wanders in the wind? The night is deeper and foggier and colder
游The soul walks all over? On the lonely road? Looking for a substitute? The cold wind blows the cold moonlight
Her eyes? Her eyes? It seems like stars are shining
See? See? See? See? See? Feel panic
Her eyes? Her eyes? Seem like stars shining
See? See? See? Feel even more panic
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Extended information:
"Ghost Bride" is an episode of the 1985 movie "Mr. Zombie", written by Zheng Guojiang, composed by Nie Anda, and originally sung by Jie Er Choir.
"Mr. Zombie" is a fantasy zombie film released by Media Asia Film and Television Distribution (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. It is also the pioneer of Hong Kong zombie films. It is directed by Liu Guanwei, co-written by Huang Ying, Huang Bingyao, and Situ Zhuohan, and co-starred by Lin Zhengying, Xu Guanying, Qian Xiaohao, Li Saifeng, Wang Xiaofeng, Yuan Hua, and Lou Nanguang.
The story of the film is set in the early years of the Republic of China. The late father of the wealthy country squire Ren Fa used coercion and inducement to obtain a piece of Feng Shui treasure land. After being instructed by a Feng Shui master, he had to move the grave 20 years later. , Only then can we benefit our descendants. Ren Fa invites the Taoist priest Jiu Shu, played by Lin Zhengying, and his two apprentices to move for burial. Unexpectedly, the corpses have turned into zombies, and a fierce battle begins.