Mao Amin's famous song is "The Love of Green Leaves to Roots".

This song is not only Mao Amin’s famous song, but also China’s first popular song to win an award abroad. With this song, Mao Amin won the third prize in singing and the third prize in audience selection at the 4th Yugoslavia Belgrade International Pop Music Festival Song Competition in December 1987. Since then, he has become an instant hit and has become a well-known singer.

The melody theme of the song "The Love of Green Leaves for Roots" is full of affectionate and colloquial language. It vividly depicts the deep attachment to the homeland of a wanderer who is about to leave his hometown. The lyrics use the metaphor of green leaves and roots to express the continuous flesh-and-blood connection between oneself and his hometown. "The Love of Green Leaves for Roots" is majestic and touching.

Song Appreciation:

The song has a strong oriental charm and poetic expression. It uses the Bixing technique commonly used in classical poetry and borrows the metaphors of green leaves and roots to express the wanderer's feelings. The deep attachment and reluctance to leave one's hometown, as well as the deep love that has been integrated into one's blood, highlight the obscurity, depth and weight of Eastern emotions.

The melody of the song is deep and low, and the treble and bass can be switched freely to meet the needs of expressing emotions in different dimensions. The sharp upward and downward leaps of notes bring strong auditory impact and spiritual shock. As the melody progresses layer by layer, emotions slowly accumulate, and finally erupts into an aria-like emotional climax, majestically displaying the constant separation between green leaves and roots.