Hunan Satellite TV and Mango TV's new variety "Flowers Bloom" will be launched in the third quarter. Today (20th) the MV of the program's theme song "Planting Flowers" was first unveiled. The theme song this time was sung by Qi Wei, Cai Wenjing, He Jie, and Chen Haoyu. The four sisters use their beautiful voices to convey women's hopes and dreams.
"Flowers Bloom" aims to launch a rural "village tide" project to recruit lively and enthusiastic flowers, tap into the vitality of the land, stimulate new vitality in the countryside, outline a portrait of Chinese rural women, and tell rural stories in the new era. The theme song "Planting Flowers" is a perfect interpretation of this theme, with a bright and moving melody and firm and powerful lyrics. The MV for "Planting Flowers" takes the sea of flowers as its theme. The four sisters are either in fluttering white skirts or graceful in black gauze. In the picturesque sea of flowers, they look like nine-day fairies. They used their distinctive voices to perform an audio-visual feast together.
"You will reap what you sow." Qi Wei, Cai Wenjing, He Jie, and Chen Haoyu not only used music to convey their love and care for the countryside, but at the MV shooting scene, the sisters also encouraged the "flowers" to actively sign up and bloom with their spirit of bravery and courage. They used their efforts and talents to prove the infinite possibilities of women and inspired more women to bravely pursue their dreams.
It is reported that in addition to the premiere of the theme song "Planting Flowers" mv today (June 20), the lossless sound quality version will also be launched on major music platforms in the near future. Currently, the nationwide recruitment for "Flowers Bloom" is in full swing. As long as you are over 18 years old, as long as your registered permanent residence is in a rural area or your main business activities and life are in a rural area, you can sign up. The
program will also start recording the recruitment phase in Nanjing Station on June 28, 29, and 30, and in Xi'an Station on July 12, 13, and 14.
Text/Beijing Youth Daily reporter Zu Weiwei
editor/Qiao Ying
