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| rdfs:label | - 反正不是亲生哒 (Fǎnzhèng Bùshì Qīnshēng Dā)
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| rdfs:comment | - "Fǎnzhèng Bùshì Qīnshēng Dā" is an original Luo Tianyi song that was created to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, a time when family and friends come together. It tells the story of a daughter (Luo Tianyi) who asks her family where she came from. Her family gives different ridiculous responses, such as finding her in the trash or purchasing her through human traffickers. Because of the this, she feels as though they don't care for her and figures that this is why they never let her perform activities that a typical child would, such as watching TV or eating candy. Then, she questions why her family treats her kindly if she is supposedly not their child. Even though her family tells her these scenarios, they tell her that she is precious to them regardless and she feels the same about them.
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| songtitle | - "反正不是亲生哒"
- English: I'm Not Your Own Child Anyways
- Pinyin: Fǎnzhèng Bùshì Qīnshēng Dā
- Traditional Chinese: 反正不是親生噠
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| Link | - Bilibili Broadcast / YouTube Broadcast
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| Color | - #F6CDD5; color: #AC2B52
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| abstract | - "Fǎnzhèng Bùshì Qīnshēng Dā" is an original Luo Tianyi song that was created to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, a time when family and friends come together. It tells the story of a daughter (Luo Tianyi) who asks her family where she came from. Her family gives different ridiculous responses, such as finding her in the trash or purchasing her through human traffickers. Because of the this, she feels as though they don't care for her and figures that this is why they never let her perform activities that a typical child would, such as watching TV or eating candy. Then, she questions why her family treats her kindly if she is supposedly not their child. Even though her family tells her these scenarios, they tell her that she is precious to them regardless and she feels the same about them. Due to the conservative perspective of sexual behavior, sometimes Chinese families wouldn't tell their children how they were born, but would instead create outlandish scenarios, as mentioned in the song. It is similar to how Western parents would tell their children tall tales, such as the stork who delivers babies to a family's home. This song has exceeded 100,000+ on bilibili.
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