HWAA (火/花) (Chinese Version)

In '(G)I-DLE's' song 'HWAA (火/花) (Chinese Version),' the lyrics paint a vivid picture of emotional turmoil and the journey towards healing and renewal. The song uses the metaphor of winter and fire to represent the coldness of heartbreak and the warmth of recovery. The opening lines describe a frozen, desolate landscape, symbolizing the emotional state of someone who has been deeply hurt. The cold wind and dark abyss reflect the depth of their sorrow and the feeling of being trapped in a never-ending winter.

As the song progresses, the focus shifts to the idea of burning away the pain and finding a way to move forward. The repeated phrase '燃起那炎火' (ignite the fire) signifies the desire to overcome the coldness and darkness by rekindling the inner fire. This fire represents not only the burning away of past hurts but also the passion and strength needed to reclaim one's life and happiness. The imagery of melting snow and the return of spring further emphasizes the theme of renewal and the cyclical nature of life and emotions.

The chorus, with its powerful call to '燃烧吧燃烧吧' (burn, burn) and '展放那花吧' (let the flowers bloom), encapsulates the essence of the song. It is a declaration of resilience and the determination to transform pain into beauty. The flowers blooming after the fire symbolize new beginnings and the blossoming of one's true self after overcoming adversity. The song's blend of traditional and modern elements, both in its music and lyrics, reflects (G)I-DLE's unique style and their ability to convey deep emotions through their art.