"Mangzhong" is a song written by Jie Mei, composed by Shang Xiaojin, and sung by Yinque Shiting and Zhao Fangjing. It was released on June 6, 2019. Included in the album "Twenty-Four Solar Terms" released on April 4, 2020.

Lyrics of "Mang Zhong":

When I think of you, I hate to miss you for a long time

Burn the paper ashes and bury the willow smoke, and leave it to the living branches

The flawlessness under withering is the price of harvesting the answer

The afterglow is the fortune of those who travel far away

Under the bridge, those who came late in the past life

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Passing by, carved in the palm of your hand

I will remember in the next life, a drop of ink dripping from the smoke in your eyes

If the Buddha said, there is no worries

Let go of attachments, formless and colorless

How can I agree without being shocked

Hateful love will always be imprisoned in the sea of ??suffering, and the new green leaves will leave the shadow of falling flowers in the middle of the river

Acacia is useless, so I laugh at the old mountain alliance. What do I want?

What do I want? Plant ten thousand lotus flowers

Sprouting among all living beings, waiting for ten thousand kinds of mortals. Answer

The rosary beads fall into the sand of time

How to read, those who came late in the past life

Passed by, carved in the palm

< p>Remember in the next life, a drop of ink dripping from the mist in your eyes

If the Buddha said, no worries and no worries

Let go of attachments, formless and colorless

How can I Yes, I can echo without being shocked

When I think of you, I will hate you for a long time

I am always trapped in the sea of ??suffering, leaving the shadow of flowers in the middle of the new green disciples

It is useless to laugh at the old alliance, what do I want?

Extended information:

Song creation background:

The skylight and cloud shadows flicker faintly in the years, Some people see resurrection in it, and some people see death in it. The Buddhist mottos are carved into the stone tablet in a trance, and you have experienced the coming and going of separation and union. You meditate in the world, or you have doubts, or you have enlightenment. You are confused, but you will eventually learn to understand. On the road of life, what you sow will be what you reap.