Han Hong's "Heavenly Road" Lyrics:
I stood in the green pasture in the early morning
Seeing the condor covered with the glow
Like an auspicious cloud flying across the blue sky
Bringing good luck to the children of Tibetans
I stood on a high mountain at dusk
I hope that the railway will be built to my hometown
A giant dragon crosses the mountains
Bringing health to the snow-covered plateau
It is a magical heavenly road
The warmth of the world is sent to the frontier
From now on, the mountains are no longer high and the roads are no longer long
Children of all ethnic groups gather together
I stand on a high hill at dusk
Look at the railway being built to my hometown
One after another giant dragons crossing the mountains
Bringing health to the snow-covered plateau
That It is a magical heavenly road
Take us into the paradise on earth
Highland barley wine and butter tea will be more fragrant
Happy songs spread all over the world
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Highland barley wine and butter tea will be even sweeter
The singing of happiness spreads everywhere
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The song of happiness spreads everywhere
"Heavenly Road" is a song written by Qu Yuan, composed by Yin Qing, and sung by Han Hong. The song is included in Han Hong's album "Moving" released on April 20, 2005.
In 2001, when Beijing songwriter Yin Qing and another lyricist Qu Yuan came to the Qinghai-Tibet Railway construction site to collect information, they found that both railway workers and Tibetan people vividly called the Qinghai-Tibet Railway the "Heavenly Road" ”, from which the song “Heavenly Road” was created. Before the Spring Festival in 2005, Han Hong paid 100,000 yuan for the singing rights of "Heavenly Road", then hired someone to arrange, orchestrate, and record the music, and finally successfully entered the Spring Festival Gala.
In June 2014, the Chinese language publishing house confirmed that the lyrics of "Heavenly Road" will be included in the form of poetry in the Chinese language textbook revised and published by the publishing house for the first semester of second grade primary school.