One Hundred Years of Solitude is a song composed by Jiang Zhiren and Chen Weiwen and sung by Faye Wong. The Cantonese version of the song Looking at the Wheat Field is included in the album Crazy Foreigners released by Faye Wong 1999.

1999, this song won the Top Ten Song Award of China Musicians Exchange Association.

lyrics

Your heart belongs to you. I borrow it.

But it became my demon.

Who do you belong to? I'm just passing by.

But it brings the ebb and flow.

It's all because of the way.

It rained heavily once, which proves that you have been here.

But when I close my eyes and open them again.

I only see the desert. Where are the camels?

The back is true, people are fake, and there is no persistence.

A hundred years ago, you were not you, and I was not me.

Sorrow is real, tears are fake, and there is no cause and effect.

A hundred years later, without you and without me.

The wind belongs to the sky, so I borrow it to blow.

But setting off fireworks

Who does the sky belong to? I borrowed it to enjoy it.

But I saw your outline.

It's all because of the way.

It rained heavily once, which proves that you have been here.

But when I close my eyes and open them again.

I only see the desert. Where are the camels?

The back is true, people are fake, and there is no persistence.

A hundred years ago, you were not you, and I was not me.

Sorrow is real, tears are fake, and there is no cause and effect.

A hundred years later, without you and without me.