Lyrics: Suri Taratu;
Composer: Map of New Ji Le;
Its lyrics are:
I looked up at the distant Milky Way, with stars twinkling and clouds drifting by.
There are melodious waves in the blue sky, and the sound of nature falls on the grassland.
I drink horses in the cool river, and the river is rippling with the songs of stars.
I walked by the river looking for songs, and the vast land was full of love.
Ah, Inner Mongolia, the eternal hymn of grassland children.
This is the inscription of the heart, dreaming that the earth is magnificent.
I drink horses in the cool river, and the river is rippling with the songs of stars.
I walked by the river looking for songs, and the vast land was full of love.
Ah, Inner Mongolia, an ode to northern Xinjiang sung in the world.
This is the entrustment of love, singing in unison in the wind and rain.
Extended data:
"Eternal Praise" is a song with few styles, full of inner Mongolia customs. As a singer, Yun Fei sings from the heart. Through his love for Inner Mongolia, this song is full of nostalgia for his hometown. He didn't just sing alone, but passed on the inner spirit of the song to everyone.
Yun Fei is a singer who can play the piano and draw with her voice. Every note he sings will hit the heart of a distant wanderer lightly or heavily, or outline the imaginary appearance of the grassland strongly or lightly. The timbre is special and the balance is accurate, so that the emotions to be expressed in the song can flow freely until it overflows your ears, eyes and heart, and you can accept the thoughts and emotions he wants to convey without resistance.