Li Na's Tibetan Plateau: An Unforgettable Musical Legend and the Quest for Life
In the history of Chinese music, Li Na's name is closely associated with the song of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. This song not only made Li Na a well-known singer, but also made the magnificent scenery and mysterious culture of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau arouse the yearning of countless people. However, behind this song, Li Na's emotional entanglements and life choices are hidden.
Li Na's music career can be traced back to the late 80s of the last century, when she gradually emerged in the mainland music scene with songs such as "A Good Man Has a Safe Life". However, it was the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau that really brought her music career to its peak. There is an emotional episode behind the creation of this song: at that time, Zhang Qianyi created the episode "Bitter Fence" for the TV series "Fence, Woman, Dog", and Li Na's singing gave this song a new life. Subsequently, Zhang Qianyi tailored the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau for Li Na, and Li Na's voice also made this song an eternal classic.
However, when Li Na's career was in full swing, she suffered an emotional blow. first betrayed her boyfriend, and then was revealed to be having an affair with someone with a family, which broke Li Na's heart. At a low point in her relationship, she chose to take refuge in Buddhism, a decision that also caused her to have a huge disagreement with her mother.
For Li Na, becoming a monk is not an escape from reality, but her exploration and pursuit of life. In her practice on Mount Wutai, she felt a paradise-like tranquility and inner peace. However, the media hype shattered the tranquility of Wutai Mountain, and Li Na had no choice but to go to a temple in Los Angeles to continue her practice. There, she lived a simple and peaceful life with her mother.
Now, more than 20 years later, Li Na and her mother still live in the temple. Although their lives are simple and uneventful, they enjoy this tranquility and freedom. For Li Na, she has found her inner home, and her mother has gradually accepted her daughter's choice.
Looking back on Li Na's life journey, we can't help but think: how should we choose in the face of life's twists and turns and emotional setbacks? Do you stick to your beliefs and pursuits, or give up your dreams and pursuits? Li Na tells us with her own actions that only by sticking to our hearts can we find our true self and happiness.
In this fast-paced society, we may lose ourselves due to the pressure of life and the impetuousness of society. However, it is only when we calm down and explore our inner needs and pursuits that we can find our true self and happiness. As Li Na said, "I'm not a monk, I'm going home!" This is her understanding and pursuit of life, and it is also what we should learn and think about.