The anchor reads the classics and accompanies you to say goodnight.
Hello everyone!I'm Qixia Fusion Media anchor Liu Kuo.
Tonight I would like to share with you Ou Zhen's "China in the Snow".
Snow falls on Chinese soil.
However, the cold cannot stop China.
The roots of the trees that stand proudly among the peaks.
The pine trees are deep in the crevices of the rocks.
They have survived for a hundred years, a thousand years.
They have become Xi to sudden storms, flying clouds, and bitter cold.
Their branches were covered with ice.
Like silver feathers with outstretched wings.
It's as if waiting for tomorrow's sun.
Set off together, fly together.
On a snow-covered field.
It is the footprints of countless hurried Chinese.
Line after line of crystalline verse.
It is paved and extended with countless roads.
You can get out of their sweat and their unbending spine.
Feel their hot blood never cool.
You can feel the heat surging in the land.
They roared and shouted, and thousands of horses and thousands of troops were unstoppable.
You seem to have heard the earth's heartbeat.
Like agitated drums.
Spread farther afield.
On a cold night, even if it's dark and snowy like an arrow.
The tall trees still stand tall.
Embrace the world with your arms held high.
Every street in every city.
Every window in every village.
Every dream of every family.
And in the gaze of every mother staring at her child.
There are bright lights.
Ignite our vision.
It increases the temperature of happiness.
Snow falls on Chinese soil.
The cold cannot block China.
Look at the lanterns that welcome spring swaying in the wind.
They dance happily to the beat of the New Year.
Towering edifices resemble candles on a birthday cake.
Listen to our songs and blessings.
Chang Wu went home with a gift of dirt on the moon.
The high-speed train shuttles, weaving cool flowers on the vast land.
And in the snow, the most lyrical is the bloom of plum.
She's so stunning.
It's like every Chinese's smile.
Yes, China today.
The cold can't be stopped.
When I stood on the top of Mount Tai.
Suddenly looking back-
Oh, China, in the midst of heavy snowfall.
You're the most brilliant red!
About the Author:
Ou Zhen is a poet, lyricist, and freelance writer. He is the author of poetry collections "Witness", "Poetry Stage", "Happiness Never Wears Boots", and his poetry works "Poetic China", "China under the Moonlight" and other "China" series of poetry works have a wide influence.
Anchor Profile:
Liu Kuo, Qixia financial media anchor, national first-class announcer.