| 作词 : 彝族民歌 | |
| 作曲 : 彝族民歌 | |
| 妈妈的女儿哟 | |
| 长到十七岁 | |
| 穿着会打扮 | |
| 伶俐会言谈 | |
| 入门笑容灿 | |
| 出门容姿端 | |
| 陪伴姻亲有礼貌 | |
| 亲戚之中美名传 | |
| 父兄言行异从前 | |
| 女儿从此生凝端 | |
| 说婚人户有九家 | |
| 相亲人多对计数 | |
| 爸爸在叨念 | |
| 想得彩礼银 | |
| 兄弟在盘算 | |
| 急着嫁小妹 | |
| 妈妈的女儿哟 | |
| 肃杀秋天来到了 | |
| 灿漫的山花凋谢了 | |
| 欢快的云雀罢唱了 | |
| 竹林锦鸡不深藏了 | |
| 恶狼议羊价 | |
| 冲入羊群中 | |
| 女儿心胆颤 | |
| 呼爹听不到 | |
| 叫娘娘不应 | |
| 投石驱恶狼 | |
| 羊儿被狼咬 | |
| 女儿从此心不安 | |
| 女儿回到家 | |
| 父兄不在家 | |
| 找遍林子都不见 | |
| 找到村后边 | |
| 三批亲友在洽谈 | |
| 大声说、悄悄议 | |
| 父兄在当中 | |
| 与亲族高量 | |
| 与媒人洽谈 | |
| 要把女儿来许配 | |
| 想吃女儿卖身钱 | |
| 妈妈的女儿哟 | |
| 女儿心震撼 | |
| 泪水嗤嗤流 | |
| 妈妈的女人哟 | |
| 姻亲说媒的人来到 | |
| 女儿万般不愿意 | |
| 父母来教悔 | |
| 弟兄来责骂 | |
| 姐妹来规劝 | |
| 媒人像老鹰 | |
| 翅风扫女儿 | |
| 娘家像旋风 | |
| 狂风卷女儿 | |
| 万众作一词 | |
| 父言是铁钉钉 | |
| 母言是墨汁透 | |
| 不听不亲言走错五山川 | |
| 不听母亲语走错十条深箐 | |
| 牧草负了牲畜的债 | |
| 逃过牲畜吃 | |
| 也会被风霜残 | |
| 鸡婆负鹰债 | |
| 不能安稳躲墙角 | |
| 羊儿负狼债 | |
| 不能安稳躲草原 | |
| 姑娘负了夫家债 | |
| 不能永远留娘家 | |
| 女儿要许好的姻亲家族 | |
| 父兄来作主 | |
| 不由女儿自作主 | |
| 妈妈的女儿哟 | |
| 大蒜到了发芽时 | |
| 枉自放在楼上凉 | |
| 大麻倒了发芽时 | |
| 枉自放在炕上烤 | |
| 姑娘到了婚配时 | |
| 枉自躲闺中 | |
| 家中的财物 | |
| 女儿没有份 | |
| 只有弟兄来留守 | |
| 女儿不能留守家 | |
| 娘家不是栖身处 | |
| 妈妈的女儿哟 | |
| 女儿好伤心 | |
| 三位毕摩八婚算八字 | |
| 只论命属属相不相克 | |
| 不论人才与相貌 | |
| 媒人订了婚 | |
| 宰猪看胆订婚宴 | |
| 议定女儿的身价 | |
| 订了女儿终身事 | |
| 父兄亲戚欢宴乐 | |
| 女儿泪涔涔 | |
| 怨声无人听 | |
| 女儿怎么办 | |
| 女儿的血液 | |
| 换做酒饮了 | |
| 女儿的膏脂 | |
| 换做肉吃了 | |
| 女儿的骨头 | |
| 换做银用了 | |
| 狼心父兄该知晓 | |
| 嘴馋吃礼钱 | |
| 礼钱攒不成家产 | |
| 伤心的女儿哟 | |
| 忧怨积在心 | |
| 驹子犊子同圈养 | |
| 驹子是恒才 | |
| 犊子是零花钱 | |
| 绵羊山羊同圈养 | |
| 绵羊是恒财 | |
| 山羊成了出卖钱 | |
| 女儿和男儿同生活 | |
| 男儿留守家 | |
| 女儿成外卖 | |
| 06. Marriage Proposal and Betrothal | |
| Ah, Mother’s dear daughter, | |
| When you reached an age of seventeen, | |
| You started to have a good taste for dressing-up, | |
| And you became more keen-witted and eloquent. | |
| You always wore smile on your face when you entered the room, | |
| And looked dignified when you went out. | |
| You had good manners when you played the role of bridesmaid. | |
| You had a good reputation among the relatives. | |
| Father’s and Brother’s speech and behavior became different, | |
| Daugter became skeptical about that. | |
| Nine families proposed marriage, | |
| And that big number made people calculate. | |
| Father was calculating, | |
| That he’d like to have the betrothal gifts. | |
| Brother was contemplating, | |
| That he would marry her sister to others as early as possible. | |
| Oh, my deloved daughter, | |
| The autumn had arrived, | |
| And the blossoming flowers on the mountains withered. | |
| The merry skylark stopped singing. | |
| The golden pheasants in bamboos departed. | |
| Wolves attacked the sheep, | |
| And plunged into them. | |
| Daughter felt so frightened, | |
| That she cried to her father for help, but father can’t hear it | |
| Nor could her mother hear it. | |
| Daughter tried to drive away wolves by throwing stones at them. | |
| Sheep was bitten by wolves. | |
| Daughter became disturbed from then on. | |
| Daughter came back home, | |
| But Father and Brother were not in. | |
| She looked everywhere through the woods for them. | |
| She found them at the back of the village | |
| Three groups of relatives were discussing, | |
| Speaking aloud, but discussing quietly. | |
| Father and Brother were among them, | |
| Talking with relatives, | |
| And discussing with the match-makers. | |
| They would marry Daughter to others, | |
| So that they could live on the betrothal money. | |
| Ah, Mother’s beloved daughter. | |
| Daughter was shocked, | |
| And she became tearful. | |
| Mother’s dear daughter, | |
| The relative match-maker has arrived. | |
| Daughter was unwilling, | |
| So Father and Mother instructed, | |
| And Brother reproached. | |
| All Sisters coaxed. | |
| The match-maker behaved like an owl, | |
| And its wings caused wind blowing into daughter. | |
| Parents’ home was like a hurricane, | |
| And its strong wind swept away Daughter. | |
| Everyone agreed unanimously. | |
| Father had the final say, | |
| And Mother’s word was black-and-white decision. | |
| If you didn’t follow your father’s advice, you would became lost. | |
| And So was your Mother’s suggestions. | |
| The grasses owed something to the cattles, | |
| Although they survived the cattles’graze | |
| They would be finally frozen and destroyed by wind and frost. | |
| The hens owed something to the owls, | |
| So they couldn’t even conceal themselves in the wall corners. | |
| Sheep owed something to wolves, | |
| So they couldn’t hide themselves on the grassland. | |
| Girls owed something to her future husband’s family, | |
| So they could never stay at their parents’s homes. | |
| Daughter would marry someone from a wealthy relative’s family. | |
| Father and brother had the final say. | |
| And it’s not up to Daughter to decide. | |
| Mother’s dear daughter, | |
| When garlics sprouted, | |
| It’s in vain to air them on the upstairs. | |
| When hemps sprouted | |
| It’s useless to heat them on the Kang. | |
| When it’s time for girls to get married, | |
| It’s in vain to stay in their bedrooms. | |
| In all properties of the family, | |
| Daughter had no share. | |
| They would be inherited by brothers. | |
| Daughter couldn’t inherit anything. | |
| Parents’home was not your shelter. | |
| Mother’s dear daughter, | |
| Daughter felt sad. | |
| Three Bimo calculated Eight Characters, | |
| And concluded that birthpets didn’t conflict. | |
| Not to mention talents and appearance. | |
| The match-maker betrothed. | |
| Wedding feast was arranged by killing pigs. | |
| Daughter’s value was discussed, | |
| And her marriage was thus decided. | |
| Father, Brother, and relative enjoy the happy feast, | |
| But Daughter shed tears. | |
| Her complaint was unheard, | |
| And what should she do? | |
| Daughter’s blood, | |
| Was drunk in the form of wine. | |
| Daughter’s grease, | |
| Was eaten in form of meat. | |
| Daughter’s bones, | |
| Were consumed in form of money. | |
| Stone-hearted Father and Brother should know, | |
| Greedy mouth consumed betrothal money. | |
| Betrothal money cannot be saved to be a part of the family property. | |
| The heart-broken Daughter, | |
| Was full of melancholy and complaint. | |
| Foals and calves are raised together in the same stable, | |
| But foals are eternal wealth, | |
| And calves are pocket money. | |
| Sheep and goats were raised together, | |
| But sheep are eternal wealth, | |
| Goats are sold for money. | |
| Girls and Boys live in the same family, | |
| But boys are chosen to stay at home, | |
| Girls are sold for money. | |
| 彝文：06、《ꃝꇖ、ꃶꌱꃅ》 | |
| ꀉꂿꑕꀕꅩꆺ ꒆꇁꊰꏁꈓ | |
| ꑌꎔꑌꃨꐙ ꅇꉉꏁꌫꀕꀒꈁꉉꈁꌒꀕꆺ | |
| ꈯꅍꅋꄶꋼꆺꏃꃷꂿꑌꋽꀒꉂꃅꃶꌐꐉꅉꃅꏣꑟꐊꆺꈪꃅꋊꃤꐊꆺ | |
| ꀉꄉꀈꄍꇁ ꀇꑴ ꉪꅍꀉꑞꀕꀃꑴ ꀆꅩꌺꑌꂿꉨꄷꀕꀒ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꑮꑿꇁꁮꀉꁱꎷꀐꆺ | |
| ꅩꉬꇁꎴꀉꁱꎷꀑꆺ ꀉꄉꀉꇫꉪꇐꐥꀐꀒ | |
| ꀇꀆꑴꀆ ꂛꊨꃅꌺꉪꇐꐤꀒ ꀃꑴ ꅩꃝꅩꎆꉪꀑꆺ | |
| ꀉꂿꅩꌺꑌꆺꀉ ꀃꑴ ꊿꃄꌕꆩꇁꁧꀑꂙꃨꀕꋽꇈ | |
| ꅔꇬꏬꌺꀋꋶꇉ ꂷꉐꎽꀮꀉꋻꇈꀐꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴꀅ ꆿꇁꑿꈫꀗ ꆿꆹꑿꈹꋠ | |
| ꅪꌺꉌꂾꐂꀕꁌꀿꇴꀿꀋꈨ ꃀꇴꃀꀋꈨꇉꅧꇉꉐꀕ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꑿꌺꆿꑝꋠꀐꆺ | |
| ꅩꌺꉌꃀꉩꄸꀕꀐꆺ | |
| ꅩꌺꈭꇫꐂꀉꆺ ꀉꄉꀉꇬꀕꀉꐤꁡꇤꇬꀉꐥꀑꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴꀆ ꎸꅺꃰꊂꊰ ꏣꑟꌗꍳꎆꆫꇉ ꀑꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴꀃ ꋽꑴꋽꇁꇐꀐꂼ | |
| ꀋꁧꀉꇫꃢꄿꇐ ꂛꊨꃅꌺꇯꄡꇐ | |
| ꀆꑴꀆ ꏣꑟꃶꌐꇯꄡꇐꀒ | |
| ꀆꑴ ꅩꌺꃝꃄꇐ ꅩꏜꅩꁋꇐꀐꆺ | |
| ꀉꂿꅩꌺꑋꀋꆺ ꀃꑴꉌꃀꉨꄷꀕꀐꆺ | |
| ꑓꋩꑬꀕꇤ ꀉꂿꅩꌺꑋꀐꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴꀆ ꃯꈜꇁꈬꊰꀑꀒ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꅩꌺꑐꃀꈜꀕꎭꀑꆺ | |
| ꀿꃀꇁꄮꊩꀔꆺ ꂛꊨꇁꄮꂙꀐꆺ | |
| ꃰꈝꊰꑋꌕꐧꅧꇏꏁꃶꀑꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴꀆ ꇬꅉꀿꃀꇙꏁꌕꀐꆺꀒ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꇙꏂꅩꌺꁌꀑꆺ | |
| ꀿꄿꅇꋋꇫꀐꆺ ꀿꅇꆏꎷꈌ ꃀꅇꆏꂷꋶꀐꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴꀅ ꀿꅇꀋꂪꆸꈇꃶꀒ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꃀꅇꀋꂪꊰꇈꏸꀐꆺ | |
| ꄷꇭꀐꑌꑿꏟꀕꋠꀐꁧꀐꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴ ꑋꑿꀉꋨꑌ ꑿꑋꀕꑍꐘꀐꆺ | |
| ꑶꂷꋭꎅꁰ ꑷꉐꈬꉏꁮ | |
| ꑿꌺꆿꎆꁰ ꅔꉎꁧꉎꈬꀐꆺ | |
| ꀆꑴꑶ ꅩꌺꌐꎂꁧꀑꆺ | |
| ꀇꑴ ꈢꇬꐥꀋꁰꀐꆺ | |
| ꅩꌺꌐꎔꃜꀋꆺ ꀋꁧꂛꊨꌅꇬꎷ | |
| ꀆꑴꀅ ꅩꌺꌅꀋꄐꀐꂺ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꀉꂿꅩꌺꑌꀐꆺ | |
| ꇤꌋꅩꄡꐂꆺ ꑟꇁꉆꄟꆗꀋꈹꀒ | |
| ꃅꐂꅩꄡꐂꇤꇁꀜꉎꈹꀒ | |
| ꀆꑴꀅ ꅩꌺꃝꄭꑟꀒ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꈢꇬꂁꀈꈼꀒ | |
| ꈢꇬꎆꑿꆎꆺ ꅩꌺꃤꀋꐊ | |
| ꂛꊨꃅꌺꃤꄁꇉꀒ ꀃꑴ ꅪꌺꈢꇬꐥꀋꈼꀑꀒ | |
| ꀆꑴꀅ ꈢꇬꅩꐥꅉꀋꉬꀐ ꀃꑴ ꅩꌺꉌꃀꎭꀋꆺ | |
| ꀗꂾꌕꑻꈎꄐꆶ ꌐꃶꈎꄜꈎꄭꀕꄷꉬꀒ | |
| ꊿꌺꍵꀉꍵꀋꇲꀒ ꀃꑴ ꀐꇢꈴꄿꀕꀒ | |
| ꃤꌌꑳꃶꌐꃅ ꃤꋊꃤꏣꉬꀒ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꅩꌺꅩꁋꏦꀑꆺ ꅩꌺꐥꋦꏦꄮꀕꀋꆺꑳ | |
| ꀋꁧꀉꒉꎷꀕꀔꆺ | |
| ꀇꑴꀅ ꅩꌺꑓꁳꎷꀕꇤꀑ ꎷꅇꊿꀋꅲꀐꆺ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꅩꌺꈍꃅꂯꀑꆺ | |
| ꅩꌺꃝꇲꆎꆺ ꌌꇂꎧꀟꅝ | |
| ꅩꌺꅩꁌꆎꆺ ꌌꇂꉛꀟꋠ | |
| ꅩꌺꆫꅍꆎꀔ ꌌꇂꎆꀟꋠ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꀋꁧꀉꇫꆏꐙꀕ ꋚꇢꅩꃜꋠ ꅩꎆꋠꀋꈚꀐꆺ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꆎꎷꋋꂷꑌ ꍶꎷꇫꇈꎑꀐꆺ | |
| ꃆꐱꃆꌺꉻꋋꂷ ꃆꐱꆏꁨꌺ ꃆꌺꆏꅅꎆ | |
| ꍶꌺꒀꌺꉻꋋꁨ ꑿꌺꆏꁨꎆ ꍶꌺꆏꅅꎆ | |
| ꀆꑴꀅ ꂛꊨꅩꌺꈢꋋꂷꀉꆺ | |
| ꀃꑴ ꂛꊨꆏꈢꊿ ꅩꌺꆏꋀꊿꀑꆺ |
| zuo ci : yi zu min ge | |
| zuo qu : yi zu min ge | |
| ma ma de nv er yo | |
| zhang dao shi qi sui | |
| chuan zhe hui da ban | |
| ling li hui yan tan | |
| ru men xiao rong can | |
| chu men rong zi duan | |
| pei ban yin qin you li mao | |
| qin qi zhi zhong mei ming chuan | |
| fu xiong yan xing yi cong qian | |
| nv er cong ci sheng ning duan | |
| shuo hun ren hu you jiu jia | |
| xiang qin ren duo dui ji shu | |
| ba ba zai dao nian | |
| xiang de cai li yin | |
| xiong di zai pan suan | |
| ji zhe jia xiao mei | |
| ma ma de nv er yo | |
| su sha qiu tian lai dao le | |
| can man de shan hua diao xie le | |
| huan kuai de yun que ba chang le | |
| zhu lin jin ji bu shen cang le | |
| e lang yi yang jia | |
| chong ru yang qun zhong | |
| nv er xin dan chan | |
| hu die ting bu dao | |
| jiao niang niang bu ying | |
| tou shi qu e lang | |
| yang er bei lang yao | |
| nv er cong ci xin bu an | |
| nv er hui dao jia | |
| fu xiong bu zai jia | |
| zhao bian lin zi dou bu jian | |
| zhao dao cun hou bian | |
| san pi qin you zai qia tan | |
| da sheng shuo qiao qiao yi | |
| fu xiong zai dang zhong | |
| yu qin zu gao liang | |
| yu mei ren qia tan | |
| yao ba nv er lai xu pei | |
| xiang chi nv er mai shen qian | |
| ma ma de nv er yo | |
| nv er xin zhen han | |
| lei shui chi chi liu | |
| ma ma de nv ren yo | |
| yin qin shuo mei de ren lai dao | |
| nv er wan ban bu yuan yi | |
| fu mu lai jiao hui | |
| di xiong lai ze ma | |
| jie mei lai gui quan | |
| mei ren xiang lao ying | |
| chi feng sao nv er | |
| niang jia xiang xuan feng | |
| kuang feng juan nv er | |
| wan zhong zuo yi ci | |
| fu yan shi tie ding ding | |
| mu yan shi mo zhi tou | |
| bu ting bu qin yan zou cuo wu shan chuan | |
| bu ting mu qin yu zou cuo shi tiao shen qing | |
| mu cao fu le sheng chu de zhai | |
| tao guo sheng chu chi | |
| ye hui bei feng shuang can | |
| ji po fu ying zhai | |
| bu neng an wen duo qiang jiao | |
| yang er fu lang zhai | |
| bu neng an wen duo cao yuan | |
| gu niang fu le fu jia zhai | |
| bu neng yong yuan liu niang jia | |
| nv er yao xu hao de yin qing jia zu | |
| fu xiong lai zuo zhu | |
| bu you nv er zi zuo zhu | |
| ma ma de nv er yo | |
| da suan dao le fa ya shi | |
| wang zi fang zai lou shang liang | |
| da ma dao le fa ya shi | |
| wang zi fang zai kang shang kao | |
| gu niang dao le hun pei shi | |
| wang zi duo gui zhong | |
| jia zhong de cai wu | |
| nv er mei you fen | |
| zhi you di xiong lai liu shou | |
| nv er bu neng liu shou jia | |
| niang jia bu shi qi shen chu | |
| ma ma de nv er yo | |
| nv er hao shang xin | |
| san wei bi mo ba hun suan ba zi | |
| zhi lun ming shu shu xiang bu xiang ke | |
| bu lun ren cai yu xiang mao | |
| mei ren ding le hun | |
| zai zhu kan dan ding hun yan | |
| yi ding nv er de shen jia | |
| ding le nv er zhong shen shi | |
| fu xiong qin qi huan yan le | |
| nv er lei cen cen | |
| yuan sheng wu ren ting | |
| nv er zen me ban | |
| nv er de xue ye | |
| huan zuo jiu yin le | |
| nv er de gao zhi | |
| huan zuo rou chi le | |
| nv er de gu tou | |
| huan zuo yin yong le | |
| lang xin fu xiong gai zhi xiao | |
| zui chan chi li qian | |
| li qian zan bu cheng jia chan | |
| shang xin de nv er yo | |
| you yuan ji zai xin | |
| ju zi du zi tong juan yang | |
| ju zi shi heng cai | |
| du zi shi ling hua qian | |
| mian yang shan yang tong juan yang | |
| mian yang shi heng cai | |
| shan yang cheng le chu mai qian | |
| nv er he nan er tong sheng huo | |
| nan er liu shou jia | |
| nv er cheng wai mai | |
| 06. Marriage Proposal and Betrothal | |
| Ah, Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| When you reached an age of seventeen, | |
| You started to have a good taste for dressingup, | |
| And you became more keenwitted and eloquent. | |
| You always wore smile on your face when you entered the room, | |
| And looked dignified when you went out. | |
| You had good manners when you played the role of bridesmaid. | |
| You had a good reputation among the relatives. | |
| Father' s and Brother' s speech and behavior became different, | |
| Daugter became skeptical about that. | |
| Nine families proposed marriage, | |
| And that big number made people calculate. | |
| Father was calculating, | |
| That he' d like to have the betrothal gifts. | |
| Brother was contemplating, | |
| That he would marry her sister to others as early as possible. | |
| Oh, my deloved daughter, | |
| The autumn had arrived, | |
| And the blossoming flowers on the mountains withered. | |
| The merry skylark stopped singing. | |
| The golden pheasants in bamboos departed. | |
| Wolves attacked the sheep, | |
| And plunged into them. | |
| Daughter felt so frightened, | |
| That she cried to her father for help, but father can' t hear it | |
| Nor could her mother hear it. | |
| Daughter tried to drive away wolves by throwing stones at them. | |
| Sheep was bitten by wolves. | |
| Daughter became disturbed from then on. | |
| Daughter came back home, | |
| But Father and Brother were not in. | |
| She looked everywhere through the woods for them. | |
| She found them at the back of the village | |
| Three groups of relatives were discussing, | |
| Speaking aloud, but discussing quietly. | |
| Father and Brother were among them, | |
| Talking with relatives, | |
| And discussing with the matchmakers. | |
| They would marry Daughter to others, | |
| So that they could live on the betrothal money. | |
| Ah, Mother' s beloved daughter. | |
| Daughter was shocked, | |
| And she became tearful. | |
| Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| The relative matchmaker has arrived. | |
| Daughter was unwilling, | |
| So Father and Mother instructed, | |
| And Brother reproached. | |
| All Sisters coaxed. | |
| The matchmaker behaved like an owl, | |
| And its wings caused wind blowing into daughter. | |
| Parents' home was like a hurricane, | |
| And its strong wind swept away Daughter. | |
| Everyone agreed unanimously. | |
| Father had the final say, | |
| And Mother' s word was blackandwhite decision. | |
| If you didn' t follow your father' s advice, you would became lost. | |
| And So was your Mother' s suggestions. | |
| The grasses owed something to the cattles, | |
| Although they survived the cattles' graze | |
| They would be finally frozen and destroyed by wind and frost. | |
| The hens owed something to the owls, | |
| So they couldn' t even conceal themselves in the wall corners. | |
| Sheep owed something to wolves, | |
| So they couldn' t hide themselves on the grassland. | |
| Girls owed something to her future husband' s family, | |
| So they could never stay at their parents' s homes. | |
| Daughter would marry someone from a wealthy relative' s family. | |
| Father and brother had the final say. | |
| And it' s not up to Daughter to decide. | |
| Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| When garlics sprouted, | |
| It' s in vain to air them on the upstairs. | |
| When hemps sprouted | |
| It' s useless to heat them on the Kang. | |
| When it' s time for girls to get married, | |
| It' s in vain to stay in their bedrooms. | |
| In all properties of the family, | |
| Daughter had no share. | |
| They would be inherited by brothers. | |
| Daughter couldn' t inherit anything. | |
| Parents' home was not your shelter. | |
| Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| Daughter felt sad. | |
| Three Bimo calculated Eight Characters, | |
| And concluded that birthpets didn' t conflict. | |
| Not to mention talents and appearance. | |
| The matchmaker betrothed. | |
| Wedding feast was arranged by killing pigs. | |
| Daughter' s value was discussed, | |
| And her marriage was thus decided. | |
| Father, Brother, and relative enjoy the happy feast, | |
| But Daughter shed tears. | |
| Her complaint was unheard, | |
| And what should she do? | |
| Daughter' s blood, | |
| Was drunk in the form of wine. | |
| Daughter' s grease, | |
| Was eaten in form of meat. | |
| Daughter' s bones, | |
| Were consumed in form of money. | |
| Stonehearted Father and Brother should know, | |
| Greedy mouth consumed betrothal money. | |
| Betrothal money cannot be saved to be a part of the family property. | |
| The heartbroken Daughter, | |
| Was full of melancholy and complaint. | |
| Foals and calves are raised together in the same stable, | |
| But foals are eternal wealth, | |
| And calves are pocket money. | |
| Sheep and goats were raised together, | |
| But sheep are eternal wealth, | |
| Goats are sold for money. | |
| Girls and Boys live in the same family, | |
| But boys are chosen to stay at home, | |
| Girls are sold for money. | |
| yi wen: 06 | |
| zuò cí : yí zú mín gē | |
| zuò qǔ : yí zú mín gē | |
| mā mā de nǚ ér yō | |
| zhǎng dào shí qī suì | |
| chuān zhe huì dǎ bàn | |
| líng lì huì yán tán | |
| rù mén xiào róng càn | |
| chū mén róng zī duān | |
| péi bàn yīn qīn yǒu lǐ mào | |
| qīn qī zhī zhōng měi míng chuán | |
| fù xiōng yán xíng yì cóng qián | |
| nǚ ér cóng cǐ shēng níng duān | |
| shuō hūn rén hù yǒu jiǔ jiā | |
| xiāng qīn rén duō duì jì shù | |
| bà bà zài dāo niàn | |
| xiǎng dé cǎi lǐ yín | |
| xiōng dì zài pán suàn | |
| jí zhe jià xiǎo mèi | |
| mā mā de nǚ ér yō | |
| sù shā qiū tiān lái dào le | |
| càn màn de shān huā diāo xiè le | |
| huān kuài de yún què bà chàng le | |
| zhú lín jǐn jī bù shēn cáng le | |
| è láng yì yáng jià | |
| chōng rù yáng qún zhōng | |
| nǚ ér xīn dǎn chàn | |
| hū diē tīng bu dào | |
| jiào niáng niáng bù yīng | |
| tóu shí qū è láng | |
| yáng ér bèi láng yǎo | |
| nǚ ér cóng cǐ xīn bù ān | |
| nǚ ér huí dào jiā | |
| fù xiōng bù zài jiā | |
| zhǎo biàn lín zǐ dōu bú jiàn | |
| zhǎo dào cūn hòu biān | |
| sān pī qīn yǒu zài qià tán | |
| dà shēng shuō qiāo qiāo yì | |
| fù xiōng zài dāng zhōng | |
| yǔ qīn zú gāo liàng | |
| yǔ méi rén qià tán | |
| yào bǎ nǚ ér lái xǔ pèi | |
| xiǎng chī nǚ ér mài shēn qián | |
| mā mā de nǚ ér yō | |
| nǚ ér xīn zhèn hàn | |
| lèi shuǐ chī chī liú | |
| mā mā de nǚ rén yō | |
| yīn qīn shuō méi de rén lái dào | |
| nǚ ér wàn bān bù yuàn yì | |
| fù mǔ lái jiào huǐ | |
| dì xiōng lái zé mà | |
| jiě mèi lái guī quàn | |
| méi rén xiàng lǎo yīng | |
| chì fēng sǎo nǚ ér | |
| niáng jiā xiàng xuàn fēng | |
| kuáng fēng juǎn nǚ ér | |
| wàn zhòng zuò yī cí | |
| fù yán shì tiě dīng dīng | |
| mǔ yán shì mò zhī tòu | |
| bù tīng bù qīn yán zǒu cuò wǔ shān chuān | |
| bù tīng mǔ qīn yǔ zǒu cuò shí tiáo shēn qìng | |
| mù cǎo fù le shēng chù de zhài | |
| táo guò shēng chù chī | |
| yě huì bèi fēng shuāng cán | |
| jī pó fù yīng zhài | |
| bù néng ān wěn duǒ qiáng jiǎo | |
| yáng ér fù láng zhài | |
| bù néng ān wěn duǒ cǎo yuán | |
| gū niáng fù le fū jiā zhài | |
| bù néng yǒng yuǎn liú niáng jiā | |
| nǚ ér yào xǔ hǎo de yīn qìng jia zú | |
| fù xiōng lái zuò zhǔ | |
| bù yóu nǚ ér zì zuò zhǔ | |
| mā mā de nǚ ér yō | |
| dà suàn dào le fā yá shí | |
| wǎng zì fàng zài lóu shàng liáng | |
| dà má dào le fā yá shí | |
| wǎng zì fàng zài kàng shàng kǎo | |
| gū niáng dào le hūn pèi shí | |
| wǎng zì duǒ guī zhōng | |
| jiā zhōng de cái wù | |
| nǚ ér méi yǒu fèn | |
| zhǐ yǒu dì xiōng lái liú shǒu | |
| nǚ ér bù néng liú shǒu jiā | |
| niáng jiā bú shì qī shēn chǔ | |
| mā mā de nǚ ér yō | |
| nǚ ér hǎo shāng xīn | |
| sān wèi bì mó bā hūn suàn bā zì | |
| zhǐ lùn mìng shǔ shǔ xiàng bù xiāng kè | |
| bù lùn rén cái yǔ xiàng mào | |
| méi rén dìng le hūn | |
| zǎi zhū kàn dǎn dìng hūn yàn | |
| yì dìng nǚ ér de shēn jià | |
| dìng le nǚ ér zhōng shēn shì | |
| fù xiōng qīn qī huān yàn lè | |
| nǚ ér lèi cén cén | |
| yuàn shēng wú rén tīng | |
| nǚ ér zěn me bàn | |
| nǚ ér de xuè yè | |
| huàn zuò jiǔ yǐn le | |
| nǚ ér de gāo zhī | |
| huàn zuò ròu chī le | |
| nǚ ér de gú tou | |
| huàn zuò yín yòng le | |
| láng xīn fù xiōng gāi zhī xiǎo | |
| zuǐ chán chī lǐ qián | |
| lǐ qián zǎn bù chéng jiā chǎn | |
| shāng xīn de nǚ ér yō | |
| yōu yuàn jī zài xīn | |
| jū zǐ dú zǐ tóng juàn yǎng | |
| jū zǐ shì héng cái | |
| dú zǐ shì líng huā qián | |
| mián yáng shān yáng tóng juàn yǎng | |
| mián yáng shì héng cái | |
| shān yáng chéng le chū mài qián | |
| nǚ ér hé nán ér tóng shēng huó | |
| nán ér liú shǒu jiā | |
| nǚ ér chéng wài mài | |
| 06. Marriage Proposal and Betrothal | |
| Ah, Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| When you reached an age of seventeen, | |
| You started to have a good taste for dressingup, | |
| And you became more keenwitted and eloquent. | |
| You always wore smile on your face when you entered the room, | |
| And looked dignified when you went out. | |
| You had good manners when you played the role of bridesmaid. | |
| You had a good reputation among the relatives. | |
| Father' s and Brother' s speech and behavior became different, | |
| Daugter became skeptical about that. | |
| Nine families proposed marriage, | |
| And that big number made people calculate. | |
| Father was calculating, | |
| That he' d like to have the betrothal gifts. | |
| Brother was contemplating, | |
| That he would marry her sister to others as early as possible. | |
| Oh, my deloved daughter, | |
| The autumn had arrived, | |
| And the blossoming flowers on the mountains withered. | |
| The merry skylark stopped singing. | |
| The golden pheasants in bamboos departed. | |
| Wolves attacked the sheep, | |
| And plunged into them. | |
| Daughter felt so frightened, | |
| That she cried to her father for help, but father can' t hear it | |
| Nor could her mother hear it. | |
| Daughter tried to drive away wolves by throwing stones at them. | |
| Sheep was bitten by wolves. | |
| Daughter became disturbed from then on. | |
| Daughter came back home, | |
| But Father and Brother were not in. | |
| She looked everywhere through the woods for them. | |
| She found them at the back of the village | |
| Three groups of relatives were discussing, | |
| Speaking aloud, but discussing quietly. | |
| Father and Brother were among them, | |
| Talking with relatives, | |
| And discussing with the matchmakers. | |
| They would marry Daughter to others, | |
| So that they could live on the betrothal money. | |
| Ah, Mother' s beloved daughter. | |
| Daughter was shocked, | |
| And she became tearful. | |
| Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| The relative matchmaker has arrived. | |
| Daughter was unwilling, | |
| So Father and Mother instructed, | |
| And Brother reproached. | |
| All Sisters coaxed. | |
| The matchmaker behaved like an owl, | |
| And its wings caused wind blowing into daughter. | |
| Parents' home was like a hurricane, | |
| And its strong wind swept away Daughter. | |
| Everyone agreed unanimously. | |
| Father had the final say, | |
| And Mother' s word was blackandwhite decision. | |
| If you didn' t follow your father' s advice, you would became lost. | |
| And So was your Mother' s suggestions. | |
| The grasses owed something to the cattles, | |
| Although they survived the cattles' graze | |
| They would be finally frozen and destroyed by wind and frost. | |
| The hens owed something to the owls, | |
| So they couldn' t even conceal themselves in the wall corners. | |
| Sheep owed something to wolves, | |
| So they couldn' t hide themselves on the grassland. | |
| Girls owed something to her future husband' s family, | |
| So they could never stay at their parents' s homes. | |
| Daughter would marry someone from a wealthy relative' s family. | |
| Father and brother had the final say. | |
| And it' s not up to Daughter to decide. | |
| Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| When garlics sprouted, | |
| It' s in vain to air them on the upstairs. | |
| When hemps sprouted | |
| It' s useless to heat them on the Kang. | |
| When it' s time for girls to get married, | |
| It' s in vain to stay in their bedrooms. | |
| In all properties of the family, | |
| Daughter had no share. | |
| They would be inherited by brothers. | |
| Daughter couldn' t inherit anything. | |
| Parents' home was not your shelter. | |
| Mother' s dear daughter, | |
| Daughter felt sad. | |
| Three Bimo calculated Eight Characters, | |
| And concluded that birthpets didn' t conflict. | |
| Not to mention talents and appearance. | |
| The matchmaker betrothed. | |
| Wedding feast was arranged by killing pigs. | |
| Daughter' s value was discussed, | |
| And her marriage was thus decided. | |
| Father, Brother, and relative enjoy the happy feast, | |
| But Daughter shed tears. | |
| Her complaint was unheard, | |
| And what should she do? | |
| Daughter' s blood, | |
| Was drunk in the form of wine. | |
| Daughter' s grease, | |
| Was eaten in form of meat. | |
| Daughter' s bones, | |
| Were consumed in form of money. | |
| Stonehearted Father and Brother should know, | |
| Greedy mouth consumed betrothal money. | |
| Betrothal money cannot be saved to be a part of the family property. | |
| The heartbroken Daughter, | |
| Was full of melancholy and complaint. | |
| Foals and calves are raised together in the same stable, | |
| But foals are eternal wealth, | |
| And calves are pocket money. | |
| Sheep and goats were raised together, | |
| But sheep are eternal wealth, | |
| Goats are sold for money. | |
| Girls and Boys live in the same family, | |
| But boys are chosen to stay at home, | |
| Girls are sold for money. | |
| yí wén: 06 | |
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