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This book is a collection of poems and essays by Han Hong, a famous Chinese singer and philanthropist. The book is divided into four chapters: "Embracing the Autumn Moon and Sipping the Mountain Spring", "Flowers Falling in Spring, Autumn and Summer", "Fireworks in the World", and "Singing to the Evening Wind and the Starry River". Either in the form of poetry or prose, it records the author's thoughts, feelings and thoughts over the past decades: from the time when he was nine years old, he boarded the train from Chengdu to Beijing alone, and the panic and panic during the three-day and three-night journey. From the ups and downs, to the military spirit of twenty-seven years without regrets, to the beloved pets, friends, and every detail on the road to charity... This is the unique and true mental journey of a singer and philanthropist. Throughout, is the author's serious understanding of life, respect for life, and sincere love for human fireworks. In addition to the text, this book is also equipped with nearly a hundred photos taken by the author over the years, with both pictures and text, making it highly readable.