The original singer of "Ulaanbaatar Night" by Jiangyang Dolma is Ulan Toya.
Ulan Tuoya, born on August 21 in Hailar District, Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, is a Chinese Mongolian female singer. In 2005, he participated in the Heilongjiang Young Singer TV Grand Prix and won the championship.
In 2006, he released the album "Alsleng's Eyes" and made his official debut. In 2007, he signed a contract with Guangzhou Crescent Performing Arts Agency Co., Ltd. In 2009, he released his solo album "I'm Going to Tibet". In 2010, he became popular for singing "Horse Rod". In 2011, he appeared on the stage of "Singing China" with "Horse Pole". In 2012, the new song "Fiery Red Sarilang" was released; in the same year, the album "New Horse Pole" was released.
In 2014, he won the 2014 Asian Brand Annual Oscar - the "Top Ten Most Potential Spokespersons for Asian Brands" award at the 9th Asian Brand Ceremony; in the same year, the album "Lover on the End of the World" was released. In 2016, he won the Best Artist Award at the China Fashion Festival. In 2017, the album "Love Comes from the Grassland" was released. In 2018, the album "Hometown·Cele Song" was released. In 2019, the album "I Love National Style" was released.
The lyrics of "Ulaanbaatar Night" are as follows:
There is a place far, far away, where there is wind and ancient grasslands, where the proud mother has far-reaching vision and the gentle tower. Na's words are lingering, Ulan Batorai Utsi, Namoh, Namoh, the song sings softly, and the wind blows gently. Ulan Batorai Utsi, Namoh, Namoh, the singers are not allowed to shed tears. There is a place far, far away, where the most important thoughts in life are. The people of the grassland are carefree, and the earth The children turn wine into songs, Ulaanbaatol Utsi, Namoh, Namoh.
You are far away but right in front of me, Ulan Batorai Utsi, Namoh, Namoh. Those who listen to the song are not allowed to shed tears. There is a place far, far away. There is wind and ancient grassland, and the proud mother has far-reaching vision. Gentle Tana's lingering words, Ulan Batorai Utsi, Namoh, Namoh, the song sings softly, the wind blows gently, Ulan Batorai Utsi, Namoh, Namoh Moher, those who sing are not allowed to shed tears.