Young chinese tells Jason's songs.

China's Tale of Teenagers is a song sung by Jason, written by Liang Qichao and Shuier, and composed by Vae.

The lyrics of the song are as follows:

Chorus:

The wisdom of young people leads to the wisdom of the country.

If a teenager is rich, the country will be rich.

A strong youth makes a strong country.

Youth freedom is national freedom.

The wisdom of young people leads to the wisdom of the country.

If a teenager is rich, the country will be rich.

A strong youth makes a strong country.

Youth freedom is national freedom.

Jason:

At the beginning of the red sun, its path is bright.

The river flows out and down to Wang Yang.

Gan long yuan Teng Lin Fei

The animals in the small valley like a tiger were stunned.

Teenagers have their own juvenile madness.

Like a mountain and a river, it stands on its back

Dare to measure the sun and the moon again

At present, I am the only young man.

Dare to ask heaven and earth to test your ability.

Who can stop the thorns?

The world laughs at me, and I keep improving.

Live up to youth

Chorus:

The wisdom of young people leads to the wisdom of the country.

If a teenager is rich, the country will be rich.

A strong youth makes a strong country.

Youth freedom is national freedom.

Jason:

A good general has a brilliant career.

It's a shame to wear yellow clothes.

There were eight famines, even through the ages.

The future is as bright as the sea.

Teenagers have their own juvenile madness.

Like a mountain and a river, it stands on its back

Dare to measure the sun and the moon again

At present, I am the only young man.

Dare to ask heaven and earth to test your ability.

Who can stop the thorns?

The world laughs at me, and I keep improving.

Live up to youth

Close:

Teenagers have their own juvenile madness.

My heart is like the sun.

A thousand difficulties prevented me from breaking in.

At present, I am the only young man.

The sky is high, the sea is vast and Wan Li is long.

China teenagers are in high spirits.

Work hard to be a pillar.

Live up to youth

Jason:

Work hard to be a pillar.

Live up to youth

Creative background:

Facing Liang Qichao's century-old classic "China", Jason and the program group "Classic Reading and Communication" have always been in awe. It took two months to polish four versions of the song, and finally the version composed by Vae showed satisfactory results after several tempering.

On March 24, 20 18, she sang in a CCTV program "classic chanting" and on March 24, 20 18, she sang in a CCTV program "the first lesson of school".