A poem about my Chinese heart

The rivers and mountains are only in my dreams

I have not been close to the motherland for many years

But no matter what, it cannot be changed

My Chinese heart< /p>

Although I am wearing a dress

My heart is still Chinese

My ancestors have long imprinted the Chinese stamp on everything about me

The Yangtze River and the Great Wall

Huangshan and Yellow River

Weigh a thousand pounds in my heart

No matter when and where

The heart is as clear

The blood flowing in the heart

The voice of China is surging

Even if he was born in a foreign country, his original name cannot be changed, Huang Zhansen, and his English name is James J.S. Wong. Famous Hong Kong writer and songwriter. Born in Guangzhou in 1941; immigrated to Hong Kong with his parents in 1949; graduated from the Chinese Department of the University of Hong Kong in 1963; died of illness on November 24, 2004. Previously worked in advertising, film, and music composition. Served as a Hong Kong TV station and radio host. Together with Jin Yong, Ni Kuang and Cai Lam, he is known as the "Four Great Talents in Hong Kong", and together with Ni Kuang and Chua Lam, he is also known as the "Three Famous Mouths in Hong Kong". He has written more than 2,000 songs, among which "Shanghai Beach" and "Swordsman" are "classics among classics". He has been dubbed the "Master of Popular Lyrics" and is a representative of Hong Kong pop culture.

My Chinese Heart