Let's eat, drink and be merry in time, while our youth remains unchanged. At the end of this brilliant youth, the earth will eventually bury us when we are old. Where are the dead people, those once glorious lives, they will either suffer in the fire of hell or fly in heaven, and we will meet eventually. Life is short, just like the blink of an eye, death will come soon, calling people mercilessly, without exception.
Our school is endless. Long live the professors, all the graduates and all the students. Long live the girls with all kinds of amorous feelings, and all the gentle, lovely, intelligent and hardworking ladies. I wish you a bright future. Long live the country, long live the leaders and long live our city. Let's praise those who give generously.
Song characteristics
This song appeared in Europe in 13 or 15 century. As a song reflecting students' hedonism, it is widely circulated in western universities. Although this work encourages an indulgent attitude towards life, it also shows philosophical thinking about life and death. The title of the song is named after Gaudeamus Igitur, the first sentence of the lyrics. The Chinese translation is "Let's be happy", also called "The Song of an International University".
There is speculation that this song is dick? Groucy Oss wrote it in 17 17, and Kearney wrote it later? Kilibo may be rewritten in 178 1 Judging from the strong religious feelings expressed in the second and third paragraphs of the lyrics, this song is likely to come from13rd century. /kloc-In the 8th century, the second verse of the lyrics was used in the student songs at that time.