I recommend a nice nostalgic song called Crystal Plane. As for Crystal Plane, the first time I heard this song was when I was watching a TV series, Spring in Summer.

In the love story between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, the final song ends with a crystal plane, a crystal plane. In fact, the main idea of ??the entire lyrics also tells the story of many men and women on the road to love, not giving up and pursuing each other.

And as for the song, it is really nice to listen to slowly. Among them, my favorite lyrics are that it is very difficult to take off. But I still tried my best to rush to the sky with the courage I had never had before. I felt like I was lost, a little nervous, a little uneasy, and maybe I always felt that I met too late. So I always worry that this journey is too long. Crystal Aircraft, give me comfort. If you don’t reach the end, you can’t switch to another flight. Maybe you always feel that we have forgotten each other, so I always worry that this journey is too short.

In fact, every time I hear this song, I can always recall the paths I have traveled in my youth.

Because in fact, the love in youth is really beautiful. This movie "Spring in Summer" is about the relationship between men and women.

The feelings that college students have when they part ways in college. In fact, everyone who has experienced the college stage can deeply understand the inseparable feelings. And this song also reflects the stories, people and things in youth very well.

Another recommended song is Dust in Fireworks sung by Hua Chenyu. I heard this song in an episode of Youth Fight. Xiang Zhen's relationship ends, and this song reflects some of the frustrations on the road to love.

On the one hand, it responds to the past of the two people, and on the other hand, it also reflects some cruelties in reality, which makes the two people unable to get together after all. So actually, whether it's Crystal Plane or Dust in Fireworks, they are both very nice songs. And when listening to it, anyone who has actually experienced the story can understand the meaning of the song.