What is the song "Left Hand Pointing at the Moon" about?

The song "Left Hand Pointing at the Moon" is about pursuing beauty and learning to protect, which is the same as the meaning conveyed by this TV series. Repeated melodies reflect the human light that blooms in endless cycles. Deng Lun said in the interview that the role of Xu Feng made him see his yearning for kindness and beauty in any kind of relationship.

True love needs mutual protection and growth, and it doesn't matter if you stumble. In the end, you will really overcome everything, learn to grow and be strong, and finally gain more love.

"Left Hand Pointing at the Moon" is the ending song of the TV series "Sweet Honey as Heavy as Frost", composed and sung by Sa Dingding. Pointing at the Moon with the Left Hand is a Zen song, which means "pointing at the heart" in Zen.

In the early stage, Jin Mi didn't know love because she swallowed the meteorite Dan, and she rarely saw the world outside the water mirror. Inadvertently saving Xu Feng changed Jin Mi's original life track. After going through a series of things, she overcame the "falling pill" restriction of breaking love and devoted herself to love with Xu Feng. In the later period, Jin Mi was brave and enthusiastic, and gradually matured after ups and downs.

Left hand pointing to the moon

Original song: Sa Dingding

Composer: Sa Dingding

Lyrics: Yu Jiang

Arranger: Liu Huyi Chang Shilei

Holding the earth in his left hand and the sky in his right hand, the palm print cracked into a square of lightning

The time was hastily converted into years and three thousand generations, as if it were not seen

Left hand came. Ah, ah, ah, ah

With a flick of the left hand, the right hand is playing the string, and the boat is ferrying in the water of forgetting Sichuan

When the trouble can blossom a red lotus, don't stop, give me distractions

Pointing at the moon with the left hand and taking the red line with the right hand, give you the love you want with me

In the moonlight, ah, ah, you and me, ah, ah

Left-handed.