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The work is inspired by the twice-repeated motive sol la do re mi at the beginning of Shi Jin’s “Piano Music at Night”. Do re mi is chosen as the motive and repeated twice. Then it is expanded and created. The style integrates the Xinjiang nationality in the impression, as well as the accompaniment harmony and rhythm of western jazz and electric guitar, and uses a small amount of symphonic instrumental music such as string brass. The melody is sometimes quiet and euphemistic, sometimes melodious and light, sometimes dreamy and low, sometimes delicate and crisp.
It is suitable for the background music of aerial photography, horse riding, travel exploration and other activities of the vast and magnificent scenery in western China, or advertisements, hand tours, and trailers of TV and movies showing the majestic and vast scenes of foreign countries.

Musical imagination: early spring is coming in the west, on the endless fields, flowers and plants are swaying and spitting green against the dawn. Between the undulating hills, the river winds through it, the water gurgling, clear visible small fish in the water stone crevices in the comfortable swimming. By the river, a few wild horses appeared scattered. Some were bowing their heads to drink water, some were lying on the green grass to rest, and some were running freely. In the sky, between the blue sky and the sea of clouds, an eagle is flying slowly, as if to faithfully guard this quiet, peaceful and vast green field.