"The Late Fragrance of Yellow Dust"
The loess in the northwest has been buried for half a century, but the bitter aroma penetrates time and space.
One is a young man who is as silent as a mystery in the wind and sand, and the other is a returnee who has been wandering in regret for half his life.
This is a memory correction that spans life and death, and it is also a desolate song about "living".
Purpose: "Tear apart the filth of the era and stand up the backbone of the northwest; use a split in the spiritual world to pay homage to the late fragrance called 'hometown' buried in the yellow sand."