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同桌的你 Tong Zhuo De Ni | Lao Lang 老狼 - Chinese, Pinyin & English Translation

Song Name: 同桌的你 Tong Zhuo De Ni Singer: Lao Lang 老狼 Composer: Gao Xiao Song 高晓松 Lyrics: Gao Xiao Song 高晓松 Tong Zhuo literally means 'same desk' and refers to deskmate. In schools from primary to high school the teacher will often if not always assign seating arrangements in groups of two. They will be your deskmate until the next swap. Many teachers will deliberately put the good and troubled students together hoping that the deskmate will help the other. 00:54 This may be a reference about the person helping the girl put up her hair, or a reference to older traditions during certain dynasties when unmarried maidens would put their hair in looser styles (possibly with half of their hair untied) while when they get married their hair will be tied up. 02:22 This sounds a bit dodgy in English, but it refers to the fact that after so many years 'I' also have a wife, a family. It's more nostalgic and innocent than translated :)