Look, Dawn breaks, A giant wheel rises;
The light shines down in a single cast, Another bright and sunny day.
The surging Yellow River flows eastward, Its waves never exhausting the dreams of heroes;
A new day rises, But where is the destination?
I hear, Medical staff from Beijing and Shanghai have come to assist;
My eyes grow slightly damp, And I remain silent for a long time.
When one side faces trouble, All sides offer support;
I recall again, Wuhan one year ago, Which was once just the same.
Yet I know, They cannot be mentioned in the same breath.
Although the situation in Lanzhou is severe, It does not even come close to a ten-thousandth of Wuhan.
I only wish, That life may return to how it once was.
The years ahead are full of promise.
All that remains, Is the grandeur of my China, With a future that stretches ever longer.
Grand is my Huaxia, A Heavenly Prosperous Long Song, The Double Two Hundred dreams fulfilled.