Original song: Han Hong
Lyrics: Han Hong
Look at the white clouds and see yourself clearly.
Look at the mountains and rivers, just for the beautiful scenery.
Turn around and shake out your mystery. The eagle sings: You miss me.
Listening to folk songs makes me drunk.
Look at that mountain spring, it is clear and boundless.
Butter lamp ignites your mystery, and pray to tell me that you love me.
Creative background:
Langya Mountain is the highest mountain near Changdu, Han Hong's hometown. During his trip to Tibet, Han Hong set foot in his hometown and met a group of Tibetan children on the Langla Peak at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters. Han Hong sat with them, eating dried yak meat and singing "The wind follows me and the clouds are carefree".
Lang Lang Shan Qing is a song by Han Hong. This song is not telling a story, but expressing the singer's admiration for the magnificent scenery in Tibet and his love for his hometown.