Lonely Brave —— Daughter's Favorite "Children's Songs"

Dream Interpretation Diary (Day 22)-May 27, 2022

? Last time my daughter took part in the school singing competition, the song she chose was "Lonely Brave", but because the teacher said it was an adult song, she changed it later. I've always wondered why my daughter likes this song best. Today Baidu interviewed the singer of this song. This is a movie theme song sung by the famous singer Eason Chan, but I found it surrounded by countless children. Eason Chan said he didn't know that he was actually singing a children's song.

It sounds like a person's cry and rise after a struggle when he encounters difficulties or challenges. This song is very powerful:

Going? Let's go With the most humble dreams.

Fight? Fight! With the loneliest dreams.

With sobs and roars at night!

Who says heroes stand in the light!

? I was a little touched after listening to it, but when I learned the story behind the songwriter, I was deeply moved by this song!

The name of the lyricist is Tang Tian, an excellent lyricist. Ten years ago, she had cancer. At that time, she had a wish to write a song for Eason Chan. Since then, she has been fighting against the disease. In recent years, her health has gradually recovered. After she returned to work, her work became lonely. In the face of cancer, she never gave up. This song probably reflects her mental journey of overcoming cancer.

? There will always be difficulties in one's life. Some people will be depressed because of this, and some people will gain new life in the process of overcoming difficulties. Tang Tian belongs to the latter. So this lyric implies an unyielding challenge to fate, and every ordinary person can be his own hero.

? I asked my daughter why she likes this song. she

She said that this song is a song to fight against epidemic diseases, and she said that this song is for doctors and nurses who defeated COVID-19. Yes, my daughter has experienced an epidemic since she was in a small kindergarten class. So after attending kindergarten for three years, she participated in an off-campus activity of the school and experienced various discomforts caused by the epidemic. She also saw and heard many anti-epidemic stories and was moved by the contributions of many doctors, nurses and volunteers. In fact, although her daughters are still very young, are they not soldiers in this process? Not afraid to poke her nose, she took the initiative to put on a mask, silently emitting her own light and heat. Just like one of her favorite songs, she not only sang it to herself, but also applauded and cheered for all the ordinary unsung heroes who fought the epidemic with her singing voice.

? The daughter said: "A strong teenager makes the country strong, a rich teenager makes the country rich, a free teenager makes the country free, and a progressive teenager makes the country progress!" "

? Through this "Children's Song", I seem to see countless little suns rising in Ran Ran, Ran Ran.