"Mountain and Sea Love" not only impressed the audience with the real and honest and down-to-earth poverty alleviation stories, but also the music production in the play is also very careful. The children sang "Where is Spring" and Xiaoyan's "Flowers of Tears" flooded their hearts. "A lot of people were moved to tears. I want to say that the ending song of the play "Flowers Sing the World in Spring" is also very good. From the first episode, I think this song is good. It has both the lofty and openness of northwest folk songs and the melodious and melodious Jiangnan folk songs. The more you listen to it later. There is a taste. Now every episode I see, I have to listen to the ending song. A closer look at the lyrics is also very beautiful and meaningful:
"Flowers can't bloom on the dry beach. I want to shout that the clouds will fall. I shouted year after year, shouting that the sun is sunset. The southeast wind blows the northwest warmth, that year you Come to our house, pull out the poor roots and carry the flowers, so beautiful that the desert becomes a sea of flowers. When the flowers sing the world spring, the flowers sing happiness, the dry beach becomes golden sand, and the flowers are waiting for you.
Whenever you hear "The southeast wind blows the northwest warmth, you came to our house that year, pull out the poor roots and carry the flowers, the beautiful desert turns into a sea of flowers", Professor Ling and Teacher Bai... …These vivid images of selfless dedication to support poverty alleviation in the Northwest are inexplicably warm and moving.
Does anyone like this song as much as I do?
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