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Shaanxi singer Hao Meng: I hope to bring more warmth to the disabled and pay tribute to them with my singing.
Western Network News "Faith is like a torch, the original heart is not forgotten, and you share the bloom of life with you..." At the closing ceremony of the 11th National Paralympic Games and the 8th Special Olympics, Shaanxi singer Hao Meng and visually impaired singer Yang Guang sang the theme song of the closing ceremony "Hand in Hand" on the same stage.
Hao Meng is an authentic Xi'an girl who grew up next to the Bell and Drum Tower and under the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. "Send you a Chang'an" that expresses the history and culture of the ancient capital, "My Northern Shaanxi", which shows the style of northern Shaanxi, "Danfeng Chaoyang", which tells the customs and customs of southern Shaanxi, "Wangzhongnan", which praises the xiongqi mountains and rivers, "Looking to the End of the South"... All along, Hao Meng has used her singing voice to convey her attachment and love for Chang'an, fully display her attachment to this hot land, and interpret a song that belongs to "Lao Shaan".
In addition to the closing ceremony of the Paralympic Games, Hao Meng also participated in the performance of the opening ceremony of the 14th Games. Hao Meng said that "Chasing the Future" at the opening ceremony of the 14th Games is a gift to the fathers and elders of their hometown Shaanxi and Sanqin, and the singing at the closing ceremony of the Special Olympics hopes to bring more warmth to the disabled and pay tribute to them with songs.
Although he has rich experience on stage, it is Hao Meng's first time to perform on stage with disabled people. "This time I specially brought a small dress, because on the stage I not only want to sing with Yang Guang, but also help him get on and off the stage, help him find a place, the long skirt is beautiful but too inconvenient." Hao Meng said that working with Yang Guang allowed her to see the strength of the disabled and see more possibilities in them.
"The whole song shows the spirit of self-improvement and exuberance of disabled people, and I want to sing the same and harmonious emotions of ordinary people and disabled people, because we all have indomitable will and upward strength." Hao Meng said.
Editor: Wu Jiale