Mani's Love Song, originally sung by Shangguan Hongyan "sound of nature". From the religious theory of Tibetan Buddhism, the song interprets a reincarnation love of "three generations". In the mainland music scene where the northwest wind prevails, Shangguan Hongyan's flexible and transparent voice and the strong ethnic elements in the songs have made her popularity rise rapidly on the Internet. The song is full of typical Tibetan folk elements from the lyrics to the arrangement. It involves "the legend of Mani stone" and "the cause and effect of the three lives", etc., and it also contains the religious theory of Tibetan Buddhism, which adds a new touch to the traditional love songs. A mysterious color. Shangguan Hongyan said that compared with the rough and unrestrained Mongolian songs that are popular now, Tibetan songs are unique because of their religious foundation and regional characteristics. A surprise for friends who like folk songs.
