Spring is gone, early summer solstice. In the evening, looking up, the sky is blue and the clouds are white, and I see the moon ship passing through the sea of clouds. The familiar and beautiful melody "Little White Boat" sounded in my ears, and the lyrics were also full

Spring is gone, early summer solstice.

In the evening, looking up, the sky is blue and the clouds are white, and I see the moon ship passing through the sea of clouds. The familiar beautiful melody "Little White Boat" sounded in my ears, and the lyrics were also full of childlike fun:

Blue sky in the Milky Way

There is a small white boat

There is a osmanthus tree on board

The White Rabbit is playing

The oars are invisible

There were no sails on board

Fluttering to the clouds

"Little White Boat" is actually a Korean nursery rhyme with a history of nearly 100 years, the original name of the song is "Half Moon", and the creator is Korean musician Yoon Ke-young. When Yin Kerong's brother-in-law died in 1924, Yin Kerong often saw her sister in the evening, looking lonely at the half-moon that had appeared in the sky. As a result, Yoon Kerong wrote this song "Half Moon", which depicts the feeling of losing her relatives on the one hand, and the pain of losing the country on the other hand (Korea is being occupied by Japan at this time). In 1950, it was translated as Chinese, so there was a Chinese version of "Little White Boat". This nursery rhyme has a beautiful melody and is generally used as a requiem in Korea.

The sea of clouds gives birth to a bright moon, and the end of the world is at this time!