'Five Hundred Years More' - A Song of Longing for Eternal Love

'Five Hundred Years More' is a beautiful love song that has captured the hearts of many Chinese music lovers. Sung by the talented singer Wan Fang, the song tells the story of a couple who have been separated by time and distance, but still long for each other's love.

The lyrics of the song are simple yet powerful, expressing the deep longing and devotion of the two lovers. The chorus, 'I wish I could borrow five hundred years from the sky, just to be with you again,' has become a classic line that has been quoted and used in many other forms of media.

The song's popularity has also spread beyond China's borders, as it has been covered by many international artists. One of the most notable covers was by the Taiwanese singer A-mei, who sang the song in English under the title 'Wishing for Happiness.'

The English version of the song retains the same emotional intensity as the original Chinese version, and has become a beloved song for many non-Chinese speakers. The lyrics tell the same story of two lovers separated by time and distance, but still holding on to the hope of being reunited.

'Five Hundred Years More' is a testament to the power of love and the strength of human connection. It reminds us that even when we are far away from the people we love, our hearts can still be connected in a way that transcends time and space.