If I love you——
It's definitely not like a climbing flower in the sky,
Use your high branches to show off yourself;
If I love you——
Never imitate the infatuated bird,
Repeating monotonous songs for green shade;
Not just like a fountain,
Bringing cool comfort all year round;
Not just like dangerous peaks,
Increase your height and set off your majesty.
Even daylight,
Even spring rain.
No, these are not enough!
I must be a kapok tree near you,
Standing with you as an image of a tree.
Roots, clenched in the ground;
Leaves touch each other in the clouds.
Every gust of wind passes by,
We all greet each other,
but no one,
Understand our words.
You have your brass branches and iron trunks,
Like a knife, like a sword, like a halberd;
I have my red flowers,
Like a heavy sigh,
And like a heroic torch.
We share the cold wave, the wind and thunder, the thunderbolt;
We share mist, liulan, and hauni.
As if separated forever,
But they are dependent on each other for life.
This is great love,
Here lies the constancy:
Kapok's love is based on Shu Ting's "To the Oak", which explains to the world that a woman's love for a man is not just dependent on him, nor is it about pleasing him, but the concept of love between two people is equal.
Concept: Love should be independent and mutually supportive. Our traditional love is that women choose excellent men because of their appearance and conditions, and men choose controllable women because of their own excellence. Kapok's Love wants to tell everyone that men and women are equal and that relative independence is the best view of love.