"Terraces" is a song performed by Jay Chou, included in the album "Ye Huimei" released in 2003, and the lyrics are all composed by him.
The song is a direct satire in the form of rap that people sabotage the ugliness of nature. And the chorus part of the song is a mountain song sung by the aborigines, which reflects nature even more, and makes people deeply nostalgic for the pictures of "terraces", "cows nibbling grass", "small water ditches" and other pictures when they were young, combined with reality, the contrast between the two.
Is it not to record nature with a camera and give it to the next generation for aftertaste.
It is written in the lyrics that it will not be very tiring to destroy the natural ecology, and it is right or wrong to cut down a tree in order to create art.
Now society may be absolutely unkind in its destruction of nature, for the sake of art, for the sake of dress, for the sake of architecture, for the sake of vandalism.
I can't smell the greenery, and I only enjoy the miasma of black smoke
Industrialized cities, sewage harmful gases are randomly discharged, is now the city has only smog, black smoke miasma covers the blue sky behind it
In the lyrics, Jay Chou mentioned that "I know you don't want to hear it, but there is no way I just want to write it."
Indeed, as an artist, all he can do is appeal, calling on people to protect the environment, pay attention to environmental protection, and do not let the next generation of people only taste nature through photos.
Environmental protection in life is something that each of us can do, "you take yourself as the world, if you can send the world; love as the world, if you can trust the world" This is the thought left by the ancestors thousands of years ago, I think, from which it can be more understood.
People who do environmental protection are worthy of respect, and enterprises that do environmental protection are great.
Longjing Environmental Protection Group adheres to such a purpose: shouldering the mission of guardian of the human environment. So I'll mention it here.