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Gufeng is a collection of Chinese "ancient-style" songs.

Gufeng is composed of two words, 古 gǔ (old,ancient)and 风 fēng(style,custom,tradition).
Gufeng lately rose in popularity among youths alongside the Hanfu Revival Movement. The same with Xianxia novels, Dramas, and other 'ancient-fantasy style' literary works.

Some of well known Gufeng artist/singers are : Aki阿杰,Winky诗,Jay Chou周杰伦,and many others.
Gufeng by dehydratedgobi January 2, 2023
Words you can keep
Gurenge means "Red Lotus"
Gurenge is a song by LiSA known by Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
You can call Red Lotus a Gurenge aswell.
Gurenge by Rashka34 September 26, 2021
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1. An extreme love for something; this exclamation is often made after ejaculation, but the tip of the penis burns as well.

2. A strong word for something you want to fuck, without saying you want to fuck it.

3. You just want to fuck the bitch.
A girl walks into a bar and you tell your friend beside you "gütengee!" He also knows what "gütengee" means. So he glances to see if she's fuck worthy and tells you to proceed, or lets you know you're to drunk and she's a fat bitch, or a gatekeeper.
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