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Beyond's album," Today and Tomorrow's Melody," was a collection released by the China Hong Kong rock band Beyond in 1990 to promote the movie " Happy Ghost Saving Happy Ghost." The album consisted of 12 songs, including " Defeating the Heart Demon,"" The Civil and Military Heroes 'Declarations,"" Grey Track,"" Never Regret,"" No Wrong, No Wrong,"" The Earth,"" Dance of the Past,"" I Really Love You,"" Gone Days,"" Midnight Lost Wall,"" Silent Years," and " Intertwined Thousand Hearts." The album was sung in Cantonese and released in Singapore and Malaysia.

Today and tomorrow were two words that referred to today and tomorrow respectively. Jin Chao meant today or that day, while tomorrow meant tomorrow night. These two words were often used to describe time, to indicate different dates or time periods.

Yesterday, today, tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow were translated into classical Chinese as follows: Yesterday, today, tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow.

Well, this story could teach us a great deal. It might depict a woman's journey in a future society that has changed in many ways. For example, she could be a pioneer in a new scientific field or a social reformer. We can learn about her character, her determination, and how she navigates a world that may be different from ours today. It may inspire us to think about how we can contribute to creating a better future for women as well.

"Happy today, where tomorrow?" was a sentence that expressed uncertainty about the passage of time and the future. It means that we may be happy today, but we don't know where we're going tomorrow. This sentence conveyed his feelings about the passing of time and the impermanence of the world. Although the search results provided did not clearly indicate the origin of this sentence, it could be written by a Western king or by a Medici in Florence. In any case, this sentence used a metaphor to connect life with the morning dew, emphasizing the short and uncertain time.

"Happy today, where will tomorrow be?" was a poem written by a Medici in Florence. It expressed the theme of time flying, life being short and uncertain. It means that today we may celebrate happily together, but tomorrow we do not know where each of us will go. This poem reflected the short and unpredictable nature of life, reminding people to cherish the present and enjoy every moment of happiness.

The full text of "Song of Today" and "Song of Tomorrow" was as follows: Song of Today How many times do you think you're going to die today? Today's business is over, when will you come again? Where will I sober tonight? by the willows 'banks the morning breeze and waning moon. This year's departure should be a good time and good scenery in vain. Even if there are a thousand kinds of amorous feelings, who else can I tell? Song of Tomorrow Tomorrow and tomorrow, how many more. I live to see tomorrow, and all things are sad. If the people of the world wait until tomorrow, spring will go and autumn will come. In the morning I see the water flowing east, in the evening I see the sun setting in the west. How many hundred years can tomorrow be? Please listen to my song tomorrow.

yesterday is gone Today is right in front of us Tomorrow has yet to come Time flew by. Time flies by Let's cherish every moment Feel the warmth and light of life Let us leave behind beautiful memories. The story we experienced yesterday Became the accumulation of experience and wisdom The fruits of our struggle today Became a symbol of experience and achievement Tomorrow, our unknown future It became a symbol of experience and hope. So let's not stop Keep moving forward Cherish every moment Creating beautiful memories.

This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Qi's "Song of Tomorrow." The full text was as follows: Tomorrow and tomorrow, how many more. I live to wait for tomorrow, and everything will be wasted. If the people of the world wait until tomorrow, spring will go and autumn will come. Since ancient times, everything has been like this. People are always tired of tomorrow. Spring goes, autumn comes, old generals come, and in the end, they regret it endlessly. So don't wait for tomorrow, don't let your future self regret it. Cherish the present and grasp the present.

This sentence came from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Shangyin's " Untitled: Last Night's Stars and Last Night's Wind." The whole poem is as follows: Last night, the stars and the wind to the west of the Painting Tower, to the east of the Osmanthus Hall. I don't have the wings of a phoenix Their hearts were connected. I'll give you a hook and warm spring wine next door in their respective divisions they shoot and cover wax lamps red. Alas, I listen to the drum and go to the official position I'm running on Malan Terrace like a whirling canopy. Tomorrow after tomorrow, how many tomorrows I live to wait for tomorrow, and everything will be wasted. If the people of the world wait until tomorrow, spring will go and autumn will come. Try to stay forever with the heavens. This was a famous love poem that depicted the poet and his lover snuggling up to each other, expressing his loyalty and commitment to love. This poem was widely praised as one of Li Shangyin's representative works.