There's a song in the square dance that has a line about flowers blooming on the grassland and a line about larks singing and something about steeds.

I owe the grassland a song Phoenix Legend

The horse-head qin hums the joy of the grassland

Mare's milk wine expresses the warmth of the herdsmen

Abba sang an ancient legend

Amamma sang a beautiful life

It should have been my turn to sing a song for the grassland

Instead, I've become drunk

My heart is like the running steeds

The wind is like the wind. Like the galloping horse

The wind is like the wind chasing after the horse-riding brother

I was so happy that I forgot which one of me I was

I owe the grassland a song

I'm drunk, I'm drunk

It's because of the hospitality of the simple herdsmen

I want to grow up as a pasture grass and put down roots

Let my heart open flowers for the grassland

I want to grow up as a pasture grass and put down roots

Let my heart open flowers for the grassland

I'm drunk, I'm drunk

My heart is like the galloping horse

The wind is like the wind chasing the lassoed horse

I'm so happy that I forget which I am

I owe the grassland a song

My heart is like the galloping horse

The wind is like the wind chasing the lassoed horse

I'm so happy that I forget which I am

I forget which I am. Which me

I owe a song to the grassland.