Jay Chou's "In the Name of the Father" tells a story about father and son, sin, redemption, and love. The story is set in a poor and backward town, a young boy is traumatized by his father's violence, he longs for his mother's love, but his mother can't stand his father's abuse and chooses to commit suicide. The boy is filled with hatred and fear for his father from then on, and he begins to embark on the path of crime and becomes a killer. He meets a girl on a mission that shows him sincere kindness and tender love, which makes him feel hope in life. However, when he decides to put down the butcher knife and flee with the girl, he finds that the target he wants to kill is his father. In the midst of contradictions and struggles, he finally chose to forgive his father and trade his life for the safety of his father and the girl. Before he died, he prayed that God would forgive his sins and bless his loved ones in the name of the Father.
"The Seventh Chapter of the Night" tells the story of a murder that takes place in a park in the suburbs of London. The only clues left at the scene were a blue rose in the mouth of the deceased and a young man who suspected of fleeing. The detective and his assistant started with Blue Rose, visited the flower shop, the elderly, and even went to the library to find data, and finally found the café where the suspect worked. During the chase, the suspect was injured and fled, and the two had to go back to the café and ask for the address of her and the suspect's residence, and get closer to the truth step by step.
The background of "Death to Stop the War" is an anti-war theme, and it is set in war-torn Iraq during World War II, reflecting the war issues that have attracted great attention. The inspiration for this song came from Jay Chou's time watching the news, when he saw the explosion in Iraq and the children were injured, he felt sad, so he wrote this song. It tells a story of war and peace. The lyrics express the disgust of war and the desire for peace, and by describing the cruelty and pain of war, they call on people to cherish peace and pursue peace.