One of the things that moved me most about Han Hong was the story behind her song Dawn. This song was sung by Han Hong himself, but he knew that there was a tearful voice and story behind this moving song. This story is about a scenic spot in Guizhou. The cable car crashed suddenly and 14 of the 36 passengers were killed. At the time of this tragedy, a young couple lifted their two-and-a-half-year-old child with their hands. Finally, their son was saved, but their parents died.
The story of this life deeply touched Han Hong as a singer. She adopted children who survived through various contacts. Although Han Hong is willing to give Pan Qi a mother's love, the trauma left by the child's young mind has not healed. On the child's fourth birthday, she learned that her tonsils were inflamed, and Han Hong made a long-distance call. During the call, Han Hong kept asking the child if the injection hurt, but the child told Han Hong that he felt very painful, but he didn't cry. The child called Han Hong's mother on the phone, which made Han Hong very happy. She was also very happy at that time.
When a reporter asked her if she would call her mother one day, she would feel the same way, but Han Hong said frankly that she had considered not having children because she thought having a child was enough. Do or die, parents don't think about their own comfort, but leave the hope of survival to their sons with their hands. This is the love of parents. I was very moved by Han Hong's behavior, because he regarded this child as his own son, and she was the one who made us worthy of respect and learning.