标题：life
基本词义
生命(12张)
life: [ laif ]
n. 生活,生命；
（c）可数名词
人生 （uc）不可数名词
如：The steadfast work and happy life
踏实工作 快乐生活
Life islikea journey, no matter what the destination, but the scenery along thewayand the mood at the view.
人生就像一次旅行,不必在乎目的地,在乎的是沿途的风景以及看风景的心情。
LIFE是 L(LOVE)、I（INDEPENDENCE）、F（FORGIVENESS）和 E（ENTHUSIASM）四个单词的缩写；
L(LOVE)爱，是一切的原动力　　I（INDEPENDENCE）独立，我的立场，与你无关　　F（FORGIVENESS）宽容，给心灵更多空间　　E（ENTHUSIASM）热情，世界充满未知，我要全情投入
LIFE是积极向上的励明志；
例句与用法
1. You'll never see life if you stay at home forever. 
如果你一直呆在家里，就永远不会有生活经验。 
2. There is no life on the moon. 
月球上没有生物。 
3. Children are always so full of life. 
儿童总是那么朝气蓬勃的 
4. Sunrise -- and the farm comes to life again. 
太阳一升起, 农场就又活. 
5. As a taxi-driver you really see life. 
你开计程车, 可真是见多识广了. 
6. She lived her whole life in the country. 
她在农村度过一生. 
7. Three lives were lost (ie Three people died) in the accident. 
事故中三人丧生. 
8. What do you expect? That's life! 
你期待什么呢? 这就是生活!
词语辨析
名词life:
1. a characteristic state or mode of living
2. the course of existence of an individual; the actions and events that occur in living
3. the experience of being alive; the course of human events and activities
同义词：living
4. the condition of living or the state of being alive
同义词：animation, living, aliveness
5. the period during which something is functional (as between birth and death)
同义词：lifetime, life-time, lifespan
6. the period between birth and the present time
7. animation and energy in action or expression
同义词：liveliness, spirit, sprightliness
8. an account of the series of events making up a person's life
同义词：biography, life story, life history
9. the period from the present until death
10. a living person
11. living things collectively
12. a motive for living
13. the organic phenomenon that distinguishes living organisms from nonliving ones
14. a prison term lasting as long as the prisoner lives
同义词：life sentence

基本信息
歌手简介歌手：YUI （吉冈唯）
语言：日语 流派：Pop
发行时间：2005-11-09  专辑封面
唱片公司：Sony Music Distribution
是人气动画[死神]第五季片尾曲,05年10~12月播出期间 
歌曲歌词
~yui - life~
作词: yui 作曲: yui
编曲:northa+
泥だらけよ驵染めない都会で
同じように笑えない
うつむいて歩いたの
急ぎ足ですれ违う人たち
「梦は叶いましたか?」
アタシまだモガいてる
子供の顷に戻るよりも
今をうまく生きてみたいよ
怖がりは生まれつき
阳のあたる场所に出て
乮手を広げてみたなら
あの空越えてゆけるかな?
なんて思ったんだ
飞び立つ为の翼
それはまだ见えない
カンタンに
行かないから生きてゆける
濡れた子犬拾いあげただけで
ちょっと笑えちゃうほど
涙がこぼれてきた
爱されたい爱されたいばかり
アタシ言っていたよね
求めるだけじゃダメね
子供の顷はママの事
ひどく伤つけた日もあったよね  YUI
変わりたいいま全部
阳のあたる场所に出て
この手を强く握ってみた
あの场所あの时を壊して
i can change my life
でも心の中すべてを
とても伝えきれない
カンタンに
行かないから生きてゆける
阳のあたる场所に出て
地図を広げてみるけど
i know... you know...
迷い道も仕方ない
i can change my life
过ぎてきた日々全部で
今のあたしなんだよ
カンタンに
行かないから生きてゆける
LIFE歌词翻译：
浑身沾满泥土
在并不熟悉的都市中有着不同的笑脸
低着头慢慢走着
飞快地奔跑
在人群所中交错着
“梦想真的可以实现吗”的声音
我还没有明了
就像回到小时候
现在也应该好好的生活下去
就算害怕
也要好好的生活下去
走到阳光下 双手张开
我能穿越这片天空吗
到底我在想些什么啊
能够飞向天空的羽翼啊
我还没有找到
捡回一只浑身沾满泥土的小狗
脸上稍稍浮现的微笑
但是眼泪去不知不觉流下来
我想说爱你
也许我爱你
我终于说出口
仅仅强求是不行的
小时候关于母亲的点点滴滴
也有受到伤害的日子
我想改变这一切
从现在起全部
将那个地方那段时间摧毁
I can change my life
但是 不是心中的任何东西都可以简单的表达出来
所以 要坚强的活下去
走到阳光下
打开那张地图
I know you know
就算是迷路也是没有办法的
I can change my life
度过日日夜夜的我现在到底是怎么了
因为什么事情都不是那么简单的
所以 要好好的活下去

登场人物
主角与朋友椎叶步（椎叶 歩）羽鸟未来（羽鸟 未来）薗田优树（薗田 优树）薗田的朋友（薗田の友人A･B（仮称））平冈正子（平冈 正子）爱海集团安西爱海（安西 爱海）深泽惠美（深沢 エミ）千加（チカ）广瀬和华（广瀬 和华）岩本咲（岩本 咲）其他主要人物佐古克己（佐古 克己）户田和佳绘（戸田 和佳絵）新集团深泽??（深沢 エミ）千加（チカ）女学生3人组（昵称）（女子生徒3人组（仮称））其他相关者椎叶文子（椎叶 文子）步与茜的母亲。椎叶茜（椎叶 茜）步的妹妹。筱冢夕子（篠冢 夕子）步中学时代的朋友。狩野秋良（狩野 アキラ）爱海的父亲（爱海の父亲）岩城 与 田崎（岩城・田崎）
故事大纲
主角是学习成绩不太出众的椎叶步，她为了和好友淆冢夕子考上同一所学校，在夕子的帮助下拼命学习，终于考上了门槛比较高的一所高中，可是最想考进这所学校的夕子却落选了。夕子很生气，对步说：“如果没有你就好了！”随后好友就在学校跳楼自杀了，而步也开始不再与人交谈。 两个月后，步进入了西馆高中。开学后步和非常受人欢迎的安西爱海成了好朋友。可是某天，班里一个女同学登上杂志后，爱海开始联合很多同学一起欺负这个人。步只是觉得她很可怜，可是没办法帮她。此后，又因为一些误会爱海以为步要抢她的男友佐古克己，于是这个性格别扭的大小姐又带领数名女生展开了对步的欺负计划。步找不到别人帮忙，就连父母也只去关心天生体弱多病的弟弟。步把这些事情告诉了班主任，但依旧没有找到出手帮忙的人。最初步只能懦弱的对待这一切，但是最终她真正意识到，为了生存必须坚强。
相关报导
10日获悉，4月开始的富士周六日剧第2弹，改编自超人气少女漫画的《Life～人生～》将首次亮相荧屏（6月30日开播，周六晚11：10）。这部真实的描写校园暴力的日剧，也是女优北乃纪伊（16）在有线电视中的首度尝试。 末延景子的原作现连载於「别册フレンド」。此剧讲述了念高一的主人公因一次误会受到了同学欺负（椎叶步），但其间也让他领悟到真正的友情，描绘了主人公坚强勇敢的成长历程。对校园暴力的真实写照引起了10-20岁的读者的共鸣，单行本14卷累计销出650万部。
新生代明星北乃在其电影处女秀《幸福的餐桌》中清纯的演技曾受到过世人高度评价。当制作人中野利幸提到起用她的理由时表示：“步代表著一个典型的平凡女孩形象，天真烂漫且纯洁无暇，我们希望能让没有特定印象的北乃来出演。”北乃也表示：“很早以前就喜欢上这部漫画了，我也想参与到其改编的荧屏作品中去。很开心能饰演步一角，简直像做梦一般。所以我会全力以赴。”
另外，福田沙纪（16）将会出演欺负主人公的同级生安西爱海。她积极表态说：“我从未尝试过个性如此强烈的角色。虽然还处在摸索阶段，但我一定会尽最大的努力。”共同出演的还有酒井美纪（29）、濑户朝香（30）、真矢美纪（43）等人。
各集标题与收视率
集数播放日期原文副标剧本导演收视率第1话2007年6月30日壮绝なイジメと闘う!!
冲撃の话题作がスタート!! 私は负けない根津理香谷村政树11.0%第2话2007年7月7日话题沸腾冲撃の展开!!
今夜遂にイジメの标的に!? 追い诘められていく歩!11.7%第3话2007年7月14日绝体绝命加速するイジメ!!
见えて来た希望の光!? 再び追い诘められる歩!!10.9%第4话2007年7月21日超冲撃の1部最终回!!
イジメと闘う决意!! 反撃开始!? 私は强く生きたい!!10.9%第5话2007年8月4日超待望の2部スタート!!
イジメへ反撃&逆袭开始か!? 私は绝対に负けない加藤裕将10.0%第6话2007年8月11日话题沸腾壮绝なイジメ!!
新たな强敌に胜てるか!? 冲撃の阴谋と裏切りが!!11.7%第7话2007年8月18日绝体绝命イジメを超えた犯罪!!
卑劣な强敌と闘う!! 逆転に次ぐ逆転の结末!?远藤光贵9.4%第8话2007年8月25日话题沸腾冲撃の展开!!
逆転胜利目指す痛快な反撃!? 手に汗握る大波乱!!谷村政树12.4%第9话2007年9月1日话题沸腾闘いは新たな舞台へ!!
形势逆転を胜ち取れ!!増えていく味方达!?加藤裕将14.2%第10话2007年9月8日话题沸腾壮绝な闘いの行方は!?
遂に逆転する関系!!追い诘められた爱海!?14.2%最终话2007年9月15日最终话今夜遂に最後の対决!!话题沸腾!!
壮绝な闘いの冲撃的な结末は!?谷村政树17.4%平均收视率12.16%

基本信息
中文名: BBC生命
英文名: Life[1]
版本: 十集全
发行时间: 2009年
制作发行: BBC
地区: 英国
语言: 英语
简介: 
Challenges of Life
UK broadcast 12 October 2009, 6.5 million viewers (26.4% audience share)
本系列的开篇列举全世界动物世界中种种非同寻常的觅食，捕食，求偶和育雏行为将观众引入。在佛罗里达湾，领头的宽吻海豚用尾鳍拍打在海水中造出一道浑浊的幕墙，其他海豚在鱼们跳出水面试图逃走的时候捕食它们。其他不寻常的协作捕食技巧还有，三只猎豹协同猎食一直鸵鸟，南极虎鲸向海豹发起的攻击。巴西的卷尾猴学会了用石块在开坚果取食；高速摄像机向您揭示飞鱼如何取道空中以避免旗鱼的捕食；捕蝇草为其受害者设置陷阱；雄性河马为争夺河边领地而争斗。一些物种会尽其全力保护其后代。一只雌性草莓箭毒蛙为了其六只蝌蚪免受池田干涸的威胁，不辞劳苦将它们一只只背上凤梨树冠上的积水中，并以其未受精的卵喂食。雌性太平洋巨型章鱼为了保护其卵的安全做出了最后的牺牲，坚守岗位直至饿死。在迷惑岛上的小南极企鹅们被困在一片浮冰中。被它们的父母抛弃，它们只能靠自己的力量到达开阔水面捕食。一只孤独的小企鹅奋力向前，不料却遭到了豹海豹的伏击。本集花絮中讲述了摄制组和一名法国帆船手和英国皇家海军合作拍摄南极洲最凶猛掠食者的故事。
Reptiles and Amphibians
UK broadcast 19 October 2009, 4.6 million viewers (18.9% audience share)
本集开篇镜头是飞行摄像组从远处长焦拍摄的科莫多巨蜥，根据Attenborough的说法，这里是世界上最后一片仍由爬行动物通知的土地。虽然它们貌似原始，但这里的爬行及两栖动物依靠多样的求生手段得以茁壮的繁衍生息。委内瑞拉的卵石蟾蜍，已自由落体的方式逃脱捕食者。双嵴冠蜥，昵称耶稣蜥蜴真和传说中的耶稣一样的能在水上行走，而巴西的侏儒壁虎则轻到依仗水的表面张力即使趴着也不会划破水面。爬行动物是冷血的，它们中的一些进化出非同寻常的取暖方式。纳米布变色龙会将自己面向太阳一侧的肤色变深。一只雄性红色束带蛇，利用假的信息素冒充雌性蒙骗并吸引其他雄性为其保暖，以增加自己交配的机会。马达加斯加鬣鳞蜥把产的卵埋在地下以隐藏它们，但食蛋的猪鼻蛇还是找到了它们。 Niue Island sea kraits lay theirs in a chamber only accessible via an underwater tunnel. Other reptiles guard their eggs. Horned lizards drive off predators, but larger adversaries such as coachwhip snakes prompt a different reaction – the lizard plays dead. Komodo dragons prey on water buffalo in the dry season. They stalk a buffalo for three weeks as it slowly succumbs to a toxic bite, then strip the carcass in four hours. In Life on Location, the Komodo film crew tell of the harrowing experience of filming the dragon hunt.
Mammals
UK broadcast 26 October 2009, 5.55 million viewers (21.9% audience share)
Intelligence, warm blood and strong family bonds have made mammals the most successful group of animals on the planet: they can even survive the Antarctic winter. Here, a Weddell seal leads her pup on its first swim beneath the ice. In East Africa, a rufous sengi uses a mental map of the pathways it has cleared to outwit a chasing lizard. A young aye-aye takes four years to learn how to find and extract beetle grubs, food no other mammal can reach. Reindeer move through the Arctic tundra, making the longest overland migration of any animal. Other mammals have evolved different ways of travelling long distances: ten million fruit bats congregate at Zambia's Kasanka swamps to gorge on fruiting trees. Mammals employ different strategies to find food. At night on the African savannah, hyenas force lions off a kill through sheer weight of numbers, whilst in the melting Arctic, dozens of polar bears take advantage of a bowhead whale carcass. Raising young is another important factor in mammals' success. Coatis and meerkats form social groups to share the burden of childcare. A first-time African elephant mother needs the experience of the herd's matriarch to get her young calf out of trouble. The largest animals in the ocean are also mammals. The seas around Tonga are both a nursery and mating ground for humpback whales. A female leads her potential suitors on a chase, the males battling for dominance behind her. Life on Location follows the never-before filmed humpback heat run.
Fish
UK broadcast 2 November 2009, 4.56 million viewers (18.1% audience share)
Fish, the most diverse group of vertebrate animals, thrive in the world’s rivers, lakes and oceans. Slow-motion footage reveals the behaviour of some of the fastest fish in the sea, sailfish and flying fish. The latter gather in large numbers to lay their eggs on a floating palm frond, which sinks under the weight. The eggs of weedy sea dragons, found in the shallow waters off southern Australia, are carried by the male. In the fertile seas of the western Pacific, competition is fierce. A sarcastic fringehead defends its home, an old shell, from a passing octopus and a rival. In Japan, mudskippers have carved a niche on the rich mudflats. Freshwater fish are also featured. Tiny gobies are filmed climbing Hawaiian waterfalls to colonise the placid pools upstream, while in East Africa, barbels pick clean the skin of the resident hippos and feed on their rich dung in return. Wrasses perform the cleaning duties on coral reefs, but jacks also remove parasites by scratching against the rough skin of silvertip sharks. Clownfish, whose life cycle is filmed in intimate detail using macro cameras, are protected by the fronds of an anemone, but other species seek safety in numbers. A shoal of ever-moving anchovies proves too difficult a target for sea lions. Sometimes, predators have the edge: ragged tooth sharks are shown attacking sardines trapped in shallow waters off South Africa. Life on Location looks at the efforts of underwater cameramen to capture the sailfish and flying fish sequences.
Birds
UK broadcast 9 November 2009, 4.33 million viewers (17.6% audience share)
Birds, whose feathers have made them extremely adaptable and enabled them to fly, are the subject of programme five. The courtship flight of the marvellous spatuletail hummingbird is shot at high speed to slow down its rapid wing beats. The male must rest every few seconds due to the energy needed to display his elongated tail feathers. Lammergeiers, by contrast, soar on mountain thermals with a minimum of effort. A red-billed tropicbird bringing a meal back to its chick uses aerial agility to evade the marauding magnificent frigatebirds. Some birds nest in extreme locations to avoid threats from predators. Kenya's caustic soda lakes are a perilous environment for a lesser flamingo chick, while chinstrap penguins breed on a volcanic island off the Antarctic Peninsula. In South Africa, declining fish stocks force Cape gannets to abandon their chicks to search for food, presenting great white pelicans with the chance to snatch an easy meal. Feathers can also be used for display. Male sage grouse square up to one another at their leks, courting Clark's grebes perform an elaborate ritual to reaffirm their bond and thousands of lesser flamingos move in a synchronised display. In West Papua, the small, drab Vogelkop bowerbird uses a different strategy. The male decorates his bower with colourful jewels from the forest, and uses vocal mimicry to attract the attention of a female. Mating is filmed for the first time, the end result of a long and difficult quest featured in Life on Location.
Insects
UK broadcast 16 November 2009, 3.80 million viewers (14.6% audience share)
The sixth episode enters the world of insects. By assuming a variety of body shapes and incorporating armour and wings, they have evolved diverse survival strategies and become the most abundant creatures on Earth. In Chilean Patagonia, male Darwin’s beetles lock horns and hurl their rivals from the treetops in search of a mate. A damselfly’s chance to mate and lay eggs can be cut abruptly short by a leaping frog. Monarch butterflies use their wings to power them on an epic migration to their hibernating grounds in the forests of Mexico’s Sierra Madre. Many insects carry chemical weapons as a form of defence. High-speed cameras show oogpister beetles squirting formic acid into the face of an inquisitive mongoose and bombardier beetles firing boiling caustic liquid from their abdomens. Some insects gain an advantage through co-operation. When an American black bear destroys a bee’s nest, the colony survives by carrying their honey to a new site. Japanese red bug nymphs will move to a different nest if their mother fails to provide sufficient food. In the Australian outback, male Dawson’s bees fight to the death over females emerging from their nest burrows. As a result, all will die, but the strongest mate most often. Argentina’s grasscutter ants form huge colonies five million strong. They feed on a fungus which they cultivate underground, in nest structures which have natural ventilation. Life on Location documents the Mexico crew’s attempts to rig up aerial camera shots of the awakening monarch butterflies.
Hunters and Hunted
UK broadcast 23 November 2009, 4.04 million viewers (15.9% audience share)
Mammals have adopted diverse strategies to hunt their prey and evade predators. As well as revisiting the cheetah and dolphin hunts first shown in episode one, the programme shows how a sure-footed ibex kid escapes a hunting fox by bounding across a precipitous mountainside above the Dead Sea. Slow motion footage reveals the fishing behaviour of greater bulldog bats in Belize and brown bears at an Alaskan river mouth, the latter awaiting the return of spawning salmon. The play-fighting of juvenile stoats helps train them to run down prey such as rabbits, which are many times their own size. The alpha female of an Ethiopian wolf pack stays at the den to wean her cubs while other adults hunt rats on the highland plateau. The extraordinary nasal appendage of a star-nosed mole enables it to hunt successfully underground and, by using bubbles to detect its prey, underwater. A tiger’s stealthy approach to a group of feeding chital deer is thwarted when a langur, watching from above, raises the alarm. The final sequence shows a female killer whale taking elephant seal pups from their nursery pool in the Falkland Islands. This is a risky strategy as she could easily become beached in the shallow water. She is the only killer whale known to hunt this way, but her calf shadows her moves, ensuring her knowledge will be passed on. Also close by were the film crew, who reveal how the sequence was shot for Life on Location.
Creatures of the Deep
UK broadcast 30 November 2009, 3.95 million viewers (15.6% audience share)
Marine invertebrates, the descendants of one billion years of evolutionary history, are the most abundant creatures in the ocean. In the Sea of Cortez, packs of Humboldt squid make night-time raids from the deep to co-operatively hunt sardines. Beneath the permanent Antarctic sea ice of McMurdo Sound, sea urchins, red sea stars and nemertean worms are filmed scavenging on a seal carcass. A fried egg jellyfish hunts amongst a swarm of Aurelia in the open ocean, spearing its prey with harpoon-like tentacles. In the shallows off South Australia, hundreds of thousands of spider crabs gather annually to moult. Many invertebrates have simple nervous systems, but giant cuttlefish have large brains and complex mating habits. Large males use flashing stroboscopic colours and strength to win a mate, whereas smaller rivals rely on deceit: both tactics are successful. A Pacific giant octopus sacrifices her life to tend her single clutch of eggs for six months. As a Pycnopodia starfish feeds on her remains, it comes under attack from a king crab. Coral reefs, which rival rainforests in their diversity, are the largest living structures on Earth and are created by coral polyps. Porcelain crabs, boxer crabs and orangutan crabs are shown to illustrate the many specialised ways of catching food on a reef. Marine invertebrates have a lasting legacy on land too – their shells formed the chalk and limestone deposits of Eurasia and the Americas. Life on Location documents the recording of Antarctic sea life and the birth of a reef.
Plants
UK broadcast 7 December 2009, 4.18 million viewers (18.0% audience share)
Plants endure a daily struggle for water, nutrients and light. On the forest floor where light is scare, time-lapse shots show ivies and creepers climbing into the canopy using sticky pads, hooks or coiled tendrils. Epiphytes grow directly on the topmost branches of trees. Their bare roots absorb water and trap falling leaves, which provide nutrients as they decompose. Animals can also be a source of food: the sundew traps mosquitoes with sticky fluid, and venus flytraps close their clamshell leaves on unwitting insects. Sandhill milkweed defends itself against feeding monarch caterpillars by secreting sticky latex from its leaves. The milkweed endures the onslaught because, like most plants, it produces flowers, and the newly-hatched butterflies pollinate them. After flowering, brunsvigia plants in South Africa are snapped off by strong winds, sending their seed heads cartwheeling across the ground. Saguaro cacti produce succulent fruit to attract desert animals which ingest and disperse their seeds. Some plants have adapted to survive environmental extremes. Dragon's blood trees and desert roses thrive on arid Socotra, and coastal mangrove trees survive by filtering salt from seawater. Bristlecone pines live above 3000m in North America’s mountains. They have a six-week growing season and can live for 5,000 years, making them the oldest living things on Earth. Grasses are the most successful of all plants. Of their 10,000 varieties, two cover more land than any other plant: rice and wheat. Life on Location goes behind the scenes of a time-lapse sequence in an English woodland.
Primates
UK broadcast 14 December 2009, 4.96 million viewers (21.9% audience share)
Intelligence, curiosity and complex societies have enabled primates to exploit many different habitats. In Ethiopia, male Hamadryas baboons restore discipline after a skirmish with a rival troop. In Japanese macaque society, only those members from the correct bloodlines are permitted to use thermal springs in winter; others are left out in the cold. Examples of primate communication include a silverback gorilla advertising his territory though vocalisations and chest-beating, and the piercing calls of spectral tarsiers which help keep their group together. In Thailand's rainforests, lar gibbons use song to reinforce sexual and family bonds. By contrast, ring-tailed lemurs in Madagascar broadcast sexual signals using scent glands. A young orangutan's upbringing equips it with all the skills it needs to survive in the forest, including finding food, moving through the canopy and building a shelter. On South Africa's Cape Peninsula, chacma baboons forage kelp beds exposed by the lowest tides for nutritious shark eggs and mussels. White-faced capuchins collect clams in Costa Rica's coastal mangroves, but lack the powerful jaws to pierce the shells. Their solution is to beat the shellfish against trees or rocks, which eventually relaxing a muscle which causes the shell to open. Life on Location follows camerawoman Justine Evans to Guinea to film tool use in chimpanzees. Dextrous hand movements enable them to dip for ants and termites using plant stems. They have also learned to crack nuts using precise and efficient blows with a stone. One male chimp is filmed sharing his stone with a female.

简介
日本天后滨崎步于4月8日在日本发行的最新单曲『Mirrorcle World』，也是滨崎步今年出道满10周年的纪念单曲，为此AVEX公司特别制做了四封面特别版，两款长型单曲格式以及一般单曲的格式！而滨崎步为了这次新封面还远赴法国巴黎拍摄这次的新单曲封面以及MV！ 
新单曲『Mirrorcle World』由08年1月发行的『GUILTY』专辑里，做为开场曲的『Mirror』改编而成的！也是『Mirror』延续的续曲。此外滨崎步也曾在官网提到，对于这次的新单曲『Mirrorcle World』她非常喜爱，也十分期待喜爱她的歌迷们可以听到这支与众不同的作品。歌曲中以管弦乐做为开张，接着响起『Mirror』独特的旋律。这次的曲风别于以前，然而这样的改变也带给一个我们不同的滨崎步！
单曲曲目
初回限定A版（CD+DVD通常盘A版曲目一样）CD：01.Mirrorcle World（Original mix）
02. Life（Original mix）
03.You(10th Anniversary Version) 
04.Mirrorcle World（Original mix - Instrumental -）
05.Life（Original mix - Instrumental -）
06.You(10th Anniversary version - Instrumental -）
DVD：01.Mirrorcle World<video clip>
02.Mirrorcle World<making clip>初回限定B版（CD+DVD通常盘B版曲目一样）CD：01.Mirrorcle World（Original mix）
02. Life（Original mix）
03.Depend on you(10th Anniversary Version) 
04.Mirrorcle World（Original mix - Instrumental -）
05.Life（Original mix - Instrumental -）
06.Depend on you(10th Anniversary version - Instrumental -）
DVD：01.Mirrorcle World<video clip>
02.Mirrorcle World<making clip>CD Only A版CD：01.Mirrorcle World（Original mix）
02. Life（Original mix）
03.You(10th Anniversary Version) 
04.Mirrorcle World（Original mix - Instrumental -）
05.Life（Original mix - Instrumental -）
06.You(10th Anniversary version - Instrumental -）CD Only B版CD：01.Mirrorcle World（Original mix）  02. Life（Original mix）
03.Depend on you(10th Anniversary Version) 
04.Mirrorcle World（Original mix - Instrumental -）
05.Life（Original mix - Instrumental -）
06.Depend on you(10th Anniversary version - Instrumental -）
《Life》歌词
日文假名歌词：
それはあまりにも突然すぎたから 
受けとめる事が出来なくて 
嘘だよと言っていたずらな颜で 
谁か笑ってよって思ったりした 
ねぇ仆は何を想えばいい 
ねぇ仆には一体何が出来る 
きっと仆は歩く事も 
笑う事も呼吸をする事も 
他爱のない会话さえも 
当たり前に続くと思ってたんだ 
まるで何事もなかったかの様に 
街は今日もまたまわり続け 
ねぇ君は何を想うのだろう 
ねぇ君にはどんな风に映ってる 
きっと今の君はとても 
そうこれまでの君よりもずっと 
痛みだとか爱だとかの意味を知って 
强く优しくなった 
もう一度思い出そう 
当たり前の様にいつもあると 
思っているものは决して 
在って当然なんかじゃないんだって 
君がそれを教えてくれたんだ 
奇迹を起こすんだ 
中文歌词：毕竟那是在太过突然
接受 谈何容易
是骗人的吧 我以为
一副恶作剧的脸 对谁笑了
我应该怎么想才好
我到底能做什么
想必我一直以为
走路 微笑 呼吸
甚至平凡的对话
都是理所当然的
彷佛什么也没发生
城市今日依然继续运转
你会想起什么吧
你会投射出什么模样
想必此刻的我
是啊 与你相较之下
我还会一直去明白 痛苦 爱 所代表的意义
在坚强与温柔里成长
再次想起
彷佛时时刻刻存在的理所当然
是因为 我所想起的
绝对已经不再当然
那就是你告诉我的
奇迹会发生的罗马音歌词：sore ha amarini mo totsuzen sugi ta kara 
uketomeru koto ga deki naku te 
uso da yo to itte itazura na kao de 
dare ka waratte yotte omottari shi ta 
ne? boku ha nani o omoe ba ii 
ne? boku ni ha ittai nani ga dekiru 
kitto boku ha aruku koto mo 
warau koto mo kokyuu o suru koto mo 
taai no nai kaiwa sae mo 
atarimae ni tsuduku to omotte ta n da 
marude nanigoto mo nakatta ka no you ni 
machi ha kyou mo mata mawari tsuduke 
ne? kimi ha nani o omou no daro u 
ne? kimi ni ha donna kaze ni utsutteru 
kitto ima no kimi ha totemo 
sou kore made no kimi yori mo zutto 
itami da toka ai da toka no imi o shitte 
tsuyoku yasashiku natta 
mouichido omoidaso u 
atarimae no you ni itsumo aru to 
omotte iru mono ha kesshite 
atte touzen nanka ja nai n datte 
kimi ga sore o oshie te kure ta n da 
kiseki o okosu n da

基本信息
歌曲：Life
词曲：胡彦斌
编曲：彭飞
主唱：胡彦斌
歌曲介绍
胡彦斌2011新专辑主打歌《Life》。新专辑主打歌《LIFE》表达了其身在异乡，对于自身过往十年的深刻思考与对未来的无限期望。而首次尝试说唱风格的胡彦斌，也在其中运用了牙买加式说唱元素。
歌词
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You can say what you want
And sing it along
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You can do what you want
And achieve it strong
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You’ll find and cherish the love of your life
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
Fight for a future and let your expectation fly
我擦肩而过这霓虹的街头
各种颜色的皮肤脸上带着忧愁
是不是每天都要想着力争上游
心态决定命运让我觉得很牛
我不知他们来自何处 要去往何处
你的心一定要有足够的包容度
我放弃站稳的脚跟和我成功的路
为了来这座陌生的城市带给我的不只是孤独
因为我心里有数 所以我义无反顾
我不懂什么叫输 也不会任人摆布
也需要一些新的感悟
来面对人生尝试新的态度
我没有流利的英语 沟通全靠我的肢体
我无所畏惧 中文已是世界的流行语
我现在每天都看着ABCD
仿佛我的人生都在猜着谜语
上课的时候我会带着翻译
老师觉得这是如此不可思议
我只想带走我想学的 我不懂他们怎么想的
我的同学他们都很NICE
我请他们喝一杯STARBUCKS
告诉他们一定要来上海和北京
五千年的文化会感动你的心
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You can say what you want
And sing it along
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You can do what you want
And achieve it strong
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You’ll find and cherish the love of your life
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
Fight for a future and let your expectation fly
我逛遍了纽约的每条街
可是我找不到一家唱片店
是不是2012让大家忘记了音乐
可这样的BEAT还每天陪我到深夜
你是否还记得我的第一张唱片
那时的我还是个新人
一百万销量整个让你傻眼
唱片业什么时候才能回到从前
我知道这些事我不能改变
是不是免费的Download就会如你所愿
我的新歌每天都在写
哪怕受过的苦要多过于甜
相信会有那么一天 音乐人的人生
坚持就会改变 妈妈告诉我
做爱做的事要有信念
各位ROCKER要记得忆苦思甜
现在的生活太幸福
会让你少了对世界的感悟
想想你的当初 不要被流行麻木
太多打拼的上班族
还需要你的吉他来为他们鼓舞
不知不觉 来到中国唱片业 已经有了十年
直到我去年解约 我现在人在纽约
我的上海我的北京我的朋友
我的母亲我的哥们我的歌迷
我对你们如此想念
这里的汉堡比不过一碗兰州拉面
应有尽有的纽约找不到我成长的岁月
我这十年的老板还有一起奋斗的所有工作人员
我的嘴巴很笨 曾经颁奖典礼上的我
不懂怎么感谢 现在我要把你们留在这首歌
这会是我们一辈子的纪念
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You can say what you want
And sing it along
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You can do what you want
And achieve it strong
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
You’ll find and cherish the love of your life
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live
Fight for a future and let your expectation fly
If you can't find your life
Please come see me live