Music shapes culture and is something for people to bond over. And with Chinese songs, it’s no different.
Mandopop is the most popular genre for Chinese songs today, with heavyweights like Jay Chou and G.E.M., but there’s also an entire world of electronic songs, ballads and indie music to dive into.
Check out these 19 catchy and well-known Chinese songs for a taste of the Chinese music landscape.
A Taiwanese pop star who rose to fame after winning a singing competition in 1998, Elva Hsiao has had one successful album after the other, all with catchy tunes like this one.
As a kid, I always referred to this as the 头发甩甩(tóu fǎ shuǎi shuǎi) song.
Sample Lyrics:
头发甩甩，大步地走开 (tóu fa shuǎi shuǎi dà bù de zǒu kāi) Tossing my hair, striding away
不怜悯心底小小悲哀 (bù lián mǐn xīn dǐ xiǎo xiǎo bēi āi) Deep in my heart, I have no pity and very little sorrow
挥手Bye-Bye，祝你们愉快 (huī shǒu Bye-Bye zhù nǐ men yú kuài) Waving bye-bye, good luck to you all
我会一个人活得精彩 (wǒ huì yī gè rén huó dé jīng cǎi) I can live brilliantly on my own
Key Vocabulary:
甩(shuǎi) — to toss; to leave behind 怜悯(lián mǐn) — pity; remorse 心底 (xīn dǐ) — deep in the heart; bottom of the heart 悲哀(bēi’āi) — sorrow (n.); sorrowful (adj.) 挥(huī) — to wave; to command 活(huó) — to live 精彩(jīng cǎi) — brilliant; wonderful
得(dé) is a degree complement that follows a verb to describe its intensity, thus turning 精彩 from an adjective into an adverb.
So Elva Hsiao is actually expressing that she’ll live very brilliantly on her own. However, we would never say that in English since “brilliant” is already considered the highest degree of intensity.
Having revolutionized the Chinese pop culture scene in the 1970s and 1980s, Teresa Teng’s music is still being covered by artists today. A true Taiwanese cultural icon, “The Moon Represents My Heart” is only one of the few songs that you can sing along to with your Chinese and Taiwanese friends.
You can watch and listen to this song with interactive dual-language subtitles here.
Sample Lyrics:
轻轻的一个吻，已经打动我的心 (qīng qīng de yī gè wěn, yǐ jīng dǎ dòng wǒ de xīn) One soft kiss has already moved my heart
深深的一段情，教我思念到如今 (shēn shēn de yī duàn qíng, jiào wǒ sī niàn dào rú jīn) A deep affection taught me to long until now
Key Vocabulary:
轻轻(qīng qīng) — lightly; gently; softly 打动(dǎ dòng) — to move someone deeply 深深(shēn shēn) — deep; profound 段 (duàn) — measure word for periods of time, sections, etc. 情(qíng) — affection; feeling; love; relationship 思念(sī niàn) — to long for; to miss; to think of 如今(rú jīn) — now; nowadays; currently
3. “A Little Luck” by Hebe Tien
Chinese: 田馥甄《小幸运》(tián fù zhēn “xiǎo xìng yùn”)
“A Little Luck” is the theme song from the famous 2015 romance film 我的少女时代(wǒ de shào nǚ shí dài), or “Our Times” in English. It’s the highest-grossing Taiwanese film at the Chinese box office, so it’s guaranteed that your Chinese friends will have at least heard of the song.
Check out the song for the full learning experience here.
Sample Lyrics:
爱上你的时候，还不懂感情 (ài shàng nǐ de shí hòu, hái bù dǒng gǎn qíng) When I fell in love with you, I didn’t understand my feelings yet
离别了，才觉得刻骨铭心 (lí bié le, cái jué dé kè gǔ míng xīn) Only after parting did I realize you were unforgettable
为什么没有发现遇见了你是生命最好的事情 (wèi shén me méi yǒu fā xiàn yù jiàn le nǐ shì shēng mìng zuì hǎo de shì qíng) Why didn’t I realize that meeting you was the best thing in life?
Key Vocabulary:
爱上(ài shàng) — to fall in love 懂(dǒng) — to understand 离别 (lí bié) — to part from; to leave (on a journey) 才(cái) — only 刻骨铭心(kè gǔ míng xīn) — unforgettable (idiom); inscribed to the heart 遇见(yù jiàn) — to meet; to come across 生命(shēng mìng) — life 事情(shì qíng) — thing; matter; issue
4. “Tonight Is Unforgettable” by Li Guyi
Chinese: 李谷一《难忘今宵》(lǐ gǔ yī “nán wàng jīn xiāo”)
Put this song on the list to impress your patriotic friends and get everyone to sing along with you. It’s a folk tune that’s sort of the unofficial anthem of Chinese New Year, as it’s often performed during the annual celebrations. So don’t be surprised if people stand up with you when this starts playing.
Sample Lyrics:
难忘今宵，难忘今宵 (nán wàng jīn xiāo, nán wàng jīn xiāo) Tonight is unforgettable, tonight is unforgettable
无论天涯与海角 (wú lùn tiān yá yǔ hǎi jiǎo) It doesn’t matter if you are at the ends of the earth or sea
神州万里同怀抱 (shén zhōu wàn lǐ tóng huái bào) We are all in the same embrace of our vast country
Key Vocabulary:
难忘(nán wàng) — memorable; unforgettable 今宵(jīn xiāo) — tonight 无论 (wú lùn) — no matter what; no matter how; regardless 天涯海角(tiān yá hǎi jiǎo) — separated worlds apart (idiom); the edge of heaven and the corner of the sea 与(yǔ) — versus; and 神州(shén zhōu) — old name for China; the Divine Land 万里(wàn lǐ) — miles 怀抱 (huái bào) — in arms; embrace
5. “The Most Romantic Thing” by Cyndi Chao
Chinese: 赵咏华《最浪漫的事》(zhào yǒng huá “zuì làng màn de shì”)
This song by Taiwanese actress and singer Cyndi Chao is considered one of the best Chinese love songs, even though the lyrics don’t include the word “love” in them.
Sample Lyrics:
我能想到最浪漫的事 (wǒ néng xiǎng dào zuì làng màn de shì) The most romantic thing I could imagine
就是和你一起慢慢变老 (jiù shì hé nǐ yī qǐ màn man biàn lǎo) Is to grow older with you
一路上收藏点点滴滴的欢笑 (yī lù shàng shōu cáng diǎn diǎn dī dī de huān xiào) Along the way, collecting bits and pieces of laughter
留到以后坐着摇椅慢慢聊 (liú dào yǐ hòu zuò zhe yáo yǐ màn màn liáo) We could talk about it later while slowly rocking in our chairs
Key Vocabulary:
浪漫(làng màn) — romantic 变老(biàn lǎo) — to age; to grow old 收藏 (shōu cáng) — to collect 点点滴滴(diǎn diǎn dī dī) — bit by bit; bits and pieces 欢笑(huān xiào) — laugh; laughter 摇椅(yáo yǐ) — rocking chair 聊(liáo) — to chat; to kill time
6. “You Exist in My Song” by Wanting Qu
Chinese: 曲婉婷《我的歌声里》(qū wǎn tíng “wǒ de gē shēng lǐ”)
Better known as Wanting, this artist is a singer-songwriter who’s also a pianist, as you can tell from this music video. With over 182 million views on YouTube, “You Exist in My Song” is definitely one to add to your repertoire.
Sample Lyrics:
你存在我深深的脑海里 (nǐ cún zài wǒ shēn shēn de nǎo hǎi lǐ) You exist deep within my mind
我的梦里，我的心里，我的歌声里 (wǒ de mèng lǐ wǒ de xīn lǐ wǒ de gē shēng lǐ) Within my dreams, within my heart, within my song
Key Vocabulary:
存在(cún zài) — to exist 脑海(nǎo hǎi) — brain; mind 梦 (mèng) — dream 歌声(gē shēng) — singing voice
7. “Friends” by Emil Chau
Chinese: 周华健《朋友》(zhōu huá jiàn “péng yǒu”)
If there was ever a Chinese equivalent to Vitamin C’s “Graduation,” it would be this song. “Friends” is a relatively easy tune to sing along to, and it’ll have people reminiscing about all the memories of school graduations and the good ol’ days.
Check out “Friends” here and take the follow-up quiz to ensure you learned every word.
Sample Lyrics:
朋友一生一起走，那些日子不再有 (péng you yį shēng yì qǐ zǒu, nà xiē rì zi bù zài yǒu) Those days where friends walk for life together no longer exist
一句话，一辈子，一生情，一杯酒 (yí jù huà, yí bèi zi, yì shēng qíng, yì bēi jiǔ) In one word, one lifetime, one life of love, one glass of wine
朋友不曾孤单过，一声朋友你会懂 (péng you bù céng gū dān guò, yì shēng péng you nǐ huì dǒng) Friends have never been lonely before, a word of “friend” and you will understand
还有伤，还有痛，还要走，还有我 (hái yǒu shāng, hái yǒu tòng, hái yào zǒu, hái yǒu wǒ) There is still hurt, there is still pain, we still have to go on, and you still have me
Key Vocabulary:
句(jù) — measure word for lines of speech, sentences, etc. 一辈子(yí bèi zi) — lifetime 不曾(bù céng) — never; not yet 孤单 (gū dān) — alone; lonely 声(shēng) — measure word for sounds, declarations, statements, etc. 伤(shāng) — wound; injury; pain 痛(tòng) — grief; anguish; sorrow; sadness; pain
8. “Silence” by Jay Chou
Chinese: 周杰伦《安静》(zhōu jié lún “ān jìng”)
Whether you listen to Chinese music or not, there’s no doubt that you’ve at least heard of Jay Chou. And if you’re one of the few who haven’t, you might have seen him play Seth Green’s sidekick in “The Green Hornet.”
He’s got a ton of chart-topping tracks for you to choose from, including this ballad.
Sample Lyrics:
我想你已表现非得常明白 (wǒ xiǎng nǐ yǐ biǎo xiàn de fēi cháng míng bái) I think that you have already made it very clear
我懂我也知道 (wǒ dǒng wǒ yě zhī dào) I understand and I know
你没有舍不得 (nǐ méi yǒu shě bù dé) You are not reluctant to go
Key Vocabulary:
表现(biǎo xiàn) — to show; to express; to display 辈子(bèi zi) — lifetime 舍不得(shě bù dé) — to hate to part with; to begrudge
9. “Super Star” by S.H.E
S.H.E. is a famous Taiwanese girl group that’s best known for their mandopop hit “Super Star,” which comes from the eponymous album—their fourth (arguably biggest) studio album ever released.
Sample Lyrics:
手不是手，是温柔的宇宙 (shǒu bù shì shǒu, shì wēn róu de yǔ zhòu) A hand is not a hand, it is a gentle universe
我这颗小星球就在你手中转动 (wǒ zhè kē xiǎo xīng qiú jiù zài nǐ shǒu zhōng zhuǎn dòng) And I am a small planet spinning in your hand
请看见我，让我有梦可以做 (qǐng kàn jiàn wǒ, ràng wǒ yǒu mèng kě yǐ zuò) Please look at me, let me dream
我为你发了疯，你必须奖励我 (wǒ wèi nǐ fā le fēng, nǐ bì xū jiǎng lì wǒ) I am crazy for you, you must reward me
Key Vocabulary:
温柔(wēn róu) — soft; gentle; tender 宇宙(yǔ zhòu) — universe; cosmos 颗(kē) — measure word for small spheres, pearls, grains, teeth, hearts, satellites, etc. 星球 (xīng qiú) — alone; lonely 中(zhōng) — in; among; during 转动(zhuǎn dòng) — to turn around; to swivel 做梦(zuò mèng) — to dream; to day dream 疯(fēng) — insane; mad; wild 必须(bì xū) — to have to; must 奖励(jiǎng lì) — to reward
10. “Big Fish” by Zhou Shen
Chinese: 周深《大鱼》(zhōu shēn “dà yú”)
This theme song comes from the beautiful epic fantasy film “Big Fish & Begonia,” with lyrics and musical accompaniment just as colorful and lovely as the movie’s animations. Fun fact about the singer: it’s actually a man using his falsetto voice!
Sample Lyrics:
看海天一色，听风起雨落 (kàn hǎi tiān yí sè tīng fēng qǐ yǔ luò) Look at how the sea and sky are the same color, hear the wind rising and rain falling
执子手吹散苍茫茫烟波 (zhí zǐ shǒu chuī sàn cāng máng máng yān bō) Taking your hand, blowing away the vast, hazy mist
大鱼的翅膀已经太辽阔 (dà yú de chì bǎng yǐ jīng tài liáo kuò) The wings of the big fish are already too wide
我松开时间的绳索 (wǒ sōng kāi shí jiān de shéng suǒ) I let go of the rope of time
Key Vocabulary:
执(zhí) — to hold 吹散(chuī sàn) — to blow off; to disperse 苍茫茫(cāng máng máng) — boundless; vast; hazy 烟波 (yān bō) — mist-covered water 翅膀(chì bǎng) — wing 辽阔(liáo kuò) — vast; extensive 松开(sōng kāi) — to release; to untie; to come loose 绳索(shéng suǒ) — rope
11. “Little Apple” by Chopstick Brothers
Chinese: 侉子兄弟《小苹果》(kuài zi xiōng dì “xiǎo píng guǒ” )
This song took the Mandarin-speaking world by storm in 2014, becoming such a trend that old and young Chinese people alike would learn the accompanying dance.
Although it’s not as popular nowadays, it remains a staple in 2000s Chinese pop culture. You’ll hear it referenced in Chinese movies and TV shows, catch glimpses on social media and of course, knowing the dance will immediately impress your native-speaker friends.
Sample Lyrics:
你是我的小呀小苹果儿 (nǐ shì wǒ de xiǎo ya xiǎo píng guǒr) You are my little apple
怎么爱你都不嫌多 (zěn me ài nǐ dōu bù xián duō) I can never love you too much
红红的小脸儿温暖我的心窝 (hóng hóng de xiǎo liǎnr wēn nuǎn wǒ de xīn wō) Your red face warms my heart
点亮我生命的火火火火火 (diǎn liàng wǒ shēng mìng de huǒ huǒ huǒ huǒ huǒ) The fire that lights up my life
Key Vocabulary:
苹果 (píng guǒ) — apple 脸(liǎn) — face 温暖(wēn nuǎn) — warm, warmth 点亮(diǎn liàng) — to light up 生命(shēng mìng) — life
12. “The One and Only” by Wang Li Hong
Chinese: 王力宏《唯一》(wáng lì hóng “wéi yī”)
The Chinese-American, multi-talented mandopop superstar Wang Li Hong burst onto the international music scene with this song in 2001. It was taken from the rock-inspired album of the same name, which sold over a million copies in Asia alone.
Sample Lyrics:
Baby你就是我的唯一 (baby nǐ jiù shì wǒ de wéi yī) Baby you’re my one and only
两个世界都变心，回去谈何容易 (liǎng gè shì jiè dōu biàn xīn, huí qù tán hé róng yì) Both worlds have changed their minds, and going back is easier said than done
确定你就是我的唯一 (què dìng nǐ jiù shì wǒ de wéi yī) I assure you, you’re my one and only
Key Vocabulary:
唯一(wéi yī) — only 世界(shì jiè) — world 变心(biàn xīn) — change of heart, change of mind 容易 (róng yì) — easy 确定(què dìng) — to be sure, assure, determine
13. “I’m Willing” by Wang Fei
Chinese: 王菲《我愿意》(wáng fēi “wǒ yuàn yì”)
This song became Faye Wong’s trademark hit in the Mandarin-speaking world for years and has been covered by other singers such as Gigi Leung, Sammi Cheng and Jay Chou. She was seen by fans as a successful amalgam of artistic experimentation and commercialism.
Sample Lyrics:
愿意为你，我愿意为你 (yuàn yì wèi nǐ, wǒ yuàn yì wèi nǐ) Willing for you, I’m willing for you
我愿意为你忘记我姓名 (wǒ yuàn yì wèi nǐ wàng jì wǒ xìng míng) I’m willing to forget my name for you
就算多一秒停留在你怀里 (jiù suàn duō yì miǎo tíng liú zài nǐ huái lǐ) Even if I stay in your arms for just one more second
失去世界也不可惜 (shī qù shì jiè yě bù kě xī) Losing the whole world wouldn’t be a loss to me
Key Vocabulary:
愿意(yuàn yì) — willing, to be willing 忘记(wàng jì) — to forget 姓名(xìng míng) — name (full name) 就算 (jiù suàn) — even if 失去(shī qù) — to lose 可惜 (kě xī) — pity, loss
If you’re tired of sappy Chinese songs, this might be the right song for you. With a style reminiscent of Snoop Dogg, MC Hot Dog produced an instant club anthem with “I Love Taiwanese Girls.”
Being a rap song, there are a lot of words in a short span of time, so you’ll need a reasonably good grasp of Chinese to keep up. The chorus is also catchy to sing along to.
Sample Lyrics:
你是我的可口可乐，帮我解喝 (nǐ shì wǒ de kě kǒu kě lè, bāng wǒ jiě hē) You are my Coca-Cola, help me quench my thirst
看我穿著就知道我玩饶舌 (kàn wǒ chuān zhuó jiù zhī dào wǒ wán ráo shé) Just look at what I’m wearing and you know I’m a rapper
不用说我坏话，因为我有顺风耳 (bú yòng shuō wǒ huài huà, yīn wèi wǒ yǒu shùn fēng’ěr) Don’t talk bad about me because I have good ears
Key Vocabulary:
可口可乐(kě kǒu kě lè) — Coca-Cola 穿著(chuān zhuó) — the way one is dressed, apparel 饶舌(ráo shé) — rap 坏话 (huài huà) — to talk badly (about something or someone), bad words, cuss words 顺风耳(shùn fēng’ěr) — all-knowing, omniscient
15. “Sweet Honey Honey” by Teresa Teng
Chinese: 邓丽君《甜蜜蜜》(dèng lì jūn “tián mì mì”)
One of the most famous Taiwanese pop singers of recent times, Teresa Teng tragically died in 1995 from a severe respiratory attack. But she left behind a wonderful collection of folk songs and ballads.
“Sweet Honey Honey” was one of her signature songs and the title track of her eponymous album from 1979.
The lyrics were written by Zhuang Nu, who had never met Teresa Teng before composing the words. He had only seen her on television. Reportedly, he wrote the words for the pretty, sweet-voiced singer he had seen on TV.
Sample Lyrics:
甜蜜蜜，你笑得甜蜜蜜 (tián mì mì, nǐ xiào dé tián mì mì) Sweet as honey, your smile is as sweet as honey
好像花儿开在春风里 (hǎo xiàng huā er kāi zài chūn fēng lǐ) Like flowers blooming in the spring breeze
在哪里, 在哪里见过你 (zài nǎ lǐ, zài nǎ lǐ jiàn guò nǐ) Where, where have I seen you before
你的笑容这样熟悉 (nǐ de xiào róng zhè yàng shú xī) Your smile is so familiar
Key Vocabulary:
甜蜜蜜 (tián mì mì) — very sweet 好像(hǎo xiàng) — like 见过(jiàn guò) — seen, met (in the past) 熟悉(shú xī) — familiar 笑容(xiào róng) — smile
16. “Simple Love” by Jay Chou
Chinese: 周杰伦《简单爱》(zhōu jié lún “jiǎn dān ài”)
Another one from Jay Chou, he is a classically trained Taiwanese singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who was discovered in a talent competition in 1998. He has enjoyed a stellar career since his first albumcame out in 2000.
“Simple Love” is one of his most famous and popular songs and is featured on his second album, “Fantasy.”
Sample Lyrics:
河边的风，在吹着头发飘动 (hé biān de fēng, zài chuī zhe tóu fà piāo dòng) The breeze by the river, is blowing your hair, swaying
牵着你的手，一阵莫名感动 (qiān zhe nǐ de shǒu, yí zhèn mò míng gǎn dòng) Holding your hand, a sense of unknowingly being touched
我想带你回我的外婆家 (wǒ xiǎng dài nǐ huí wǒ de wài pó jiā) I want to take you back to my grandmother’s house
一起看着日落，一直到我们都睡着 (yī qǐ kàn zhe rì luò, yì zhí dào wǒ men dōu shuì zháo) Watching the sunset together until we fall asleep
Key Vocabulary:
头发 (tóu fà) — hair 感动 (gǎn dòng) — move, to be moved 带 (dài) — to bring 外婆 (wài pó) — grandmother (maternal) 日落 (rì luò) — sunset
17. “Just Friends” by David Tao
Chinese: 陶喆《普通朋友》(táo zhé “pǔ tōng péng yǒu”)
David Tao is loved for his musical style—a crossover genre of R&B and hard rock tunes. The R&B-influenced “Just a Friend” is from his award-winning 1999 album “I’m OK.”
The song has a sweet, infectious melody that makes your spine tingle. It speaks of his pain that the girl of his dreams only sees him as a friend, not a lover.
Sample Lyrics:
但你说 I only wanna be your friend (dàn nǐ shuō I only wanna be your friend) But you said I only wanna be your friend
我在你心中只是 just a friend, 不是情人 (wǒ zài nǐ xīn zhōng zhǐ shì just a friend, bú shì qíng rén) I’m just a friend in your heart, not a lover
我感激你对我这样地坦白 (wǒ gǎn jī nǐ duì wǒ zhè yàng de tǎn bái) I appreciate you for being honest with me
但我给你的爱暂时收不回来 (dàn wǒ gěi nǐ de ài zhàn shí shōu bù huí lái) But I can’t take back the love I gave you
Key Vocabulary:
只是(zhǐ shì) — only 情人(qíng rén) — lover 感激(gǎn jī) — to appreciate 坦白(tǎn bái) — frank, honest
18. “Lovable Woman” by Jay Chou
Chinese: 周杰伦《可爱女人》(zhōu jié lún “kě ài nǚ rén”)
Another R&B classic, “Lovable Woman” (also sometimes translated as “Cute Woman”), is a catchy song with some soulful touches that speak of Jay’s desire for a beautiful woman—the lovely Taiwanese pop icon and actress Vivian Hsu, who also supplied the lyrics for this song.
Sample Lyrics:
漂亮的让我面红的可爱女人 (piào liang de ràng wǒ miàn hóng de kě ài nǚrén) The lovable woman whose beauty makes me blush
温柔的让我心疼的可爱女人 (wēn róu de ràng wǒ xīn téng de kě ài nǚrén) The lovable woman whose gentleness makes my heart ache
透明的让我感动的可爱女人 (tòu míng de ràng wǒ gǎn dòng de kě ài nǚ rén) The lovable woman whose transparency touches me
坏坏的让我疯狂的可爱女人 (huài huài de ràng wǒ fēng kuáng de kě ài nǚ rén) The lovable woman whose badness makes me go crazy
The happy feeling and easy vocabulary make this song a favorite for Chinese teachers. Richie Ren enjoys an enormously successful career in movies, films and television. The Taiwanese singer and actor is popular throughout Asia, particularly in Chinese-speaking countries.
Sample Lyrics:
对面的女孩看过来, 看过来, 看过来 (duì miàn de nǚ hái kàn guò lái, kàn guò lái, kàn guò lái) The girl across the way, look over here, look over here
这里的表演很精彩, 请不要假装不理不睬 (zhè lǐ de biǎo yǎn hěn jīng cǎi, qǐng bú yào jiǎ zhuāng bù lǐ bù cǎi) The performance here is great, please don’t pretend to ignore it
对面的女孩看过来, 看过来, 看过来 (duì miàn de nǚ hái kàn guò lái, kàn guò lái, kàn guò lái) The girl across the way, look over here, look over here
不要被我的样子吓坏, 其实我很可爱 (bù yào bèi wǒ de yàng zi xià huài, qí shí wǒ hěn kě ài) Don’t be scared by my appearance, I’m actually very cute.
Want to know what native speakers are listening to these days? Spotify is full of playlists with top hits you can listen to on the go. And what’s awesome is that some songs will display the lyrics, powered by Genius, making it easier for you to sing along.
If you aren’t ready to sing Chinese songs publicly, YouTube videos are handy for getting your practice in.
YouTube is full of karaoke-style videos, some even including English translations.
To top it off, almost all major Chinese singers have their own YouTube channel. You can also look into Chinese variety shows, which sometimes feature musicians.
Douban is a unique website from China where you can view recommendations for books, movies, shows and more.
Their music section even allows you to listen to music readily. It mostly focuses on indie songs, with more than 40,000 artists registered on the site.
For more indie music, another option is Streetvoice, which is Taiwan-based.
Karaoke Mobile Apps
There’s quite a selection of karaoke apps out there, and many include songs in foreign languages. But if you’re specifically after an app for Chinese songs, a great choice to get is 酷我音乐 (kù wǒ yīn yuè), or Kuwo Music.
You can add sound effects and change the background, making your own music videos to share with your friends. You can even participate in competitions and win prizes.
With these 19 best Chinese songs in your repertoire, you’ll be more cultured in the Chinese music scene and discover a whole new world of music.
Not to mention, you’ll be a big hit at the next KTV night out!
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