Affections for a Daughter sang by Jing Wu (Chinese song translation) 女儿情 - 吴静

Love is as wonderous as seeing two nesting ducks or two fluttering butterflies together,
The outdoor scenery is gorgeous like spring and dazzling with vibrant colors,
As I teasingly ask the oblivious romantic:
Aren't you infatuated with this beautiful daughter?
Aren't you sincerely attracted to this lovely daughter? 

Nevermind talks about power of rulers or honoring private wealth,
Don't heed whatever existing religious laws or societal rules; 
Only care about the eternity of mother nature and the prosperity of all species,
And being closer together to a faithful lover,
Oh how lovely, oh how loving, 
Wishing both a long life together;
Wishing both happily married for life,
And forever and ever.

(repeat) 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0dJ8fDYC9M





https://baike.baidu.com/item/%E5%A5%B3%E5%84%BF%E6%83%85/77417


鸳鸯双栖蝶双飞
满园春色惹人醉
悄悄问圣僧
女儿美不美
女儿美不美
说什么王权富贵
怕什么戒律清规
只愿天长地久
与我意中人儿紧相随
爱恋伊 爱恋伊
愿今生常相随
愿今生常相随
常相随

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