The song "As Long as Ordinary" was originally sung by Jason and Diamond, and composed by Chao Huang. It was the theme song of the domestic film "Dying for Survival" released on 20 18, and was released on June 25th, 20 18. On May 24th, 20 19, the song was nominated for the Best Movie Song Award in the 25th Huading Award.
This is the first time that Jason and Diamond sang in chorus. Jason and Diamond were moved by the emotion conveyed by this song, so they both devoted themselves to recording. In this song, Jason and Diamond use songs to explain the difficulties of various small people and their efforts for life. While paying tribute to the little people, they also integrated their understanding of the profound theme of life into the songs.
The Social Influence of As Long as It's Ordinary
During the COVID-19 epidemic in 2020, more than 100 short video media used this song as the background music when making the scene of "medical staff taking off their masks". The Central Radio and Television General Station used this song in the opening song, ending song and episode of epidemic prevention-related TV programs. Health News regards this song as the theme ending song of a series of documentaries on the course of disease control workers' anti-epidemic-epidemic lines.
The song stripped off the humorous shell of laughing and cursing, and pointed directly at the soft and compassionate inner world. The hardships, courage and transformation of the little people also flow in the sad lyrics, like a touching confession to pay tribute to fate. While paying tribute to the little people, the song also gives an understanding of the profound theme of life. Lyrics such as "Let go of right and wrong and know the answer" and "A beating heart grows vines and is willing to fight for risks". In the vague boundary between right and wrong, the simplest response to life is expressed by "holding the ordinary in your hand".