This album "At This Moment" shows Xu Wei's fascination with Zen. However, at least judging from the performance of music, Xu Wei did not convert to Buddhism in the true sense. Instead, he showed a mixed and complex belief and ideal. Just from the names of "Orchid in the Empty Valley" and "Peachland in the World", you can feel the atmosphere of being wrapped in clouds and mist, like entering a Zen state.

The album is produced by domestic musicians such as Liu Xiaosong, Zhang Yongguang, Beibei and Li Yanliang, which provides a non-standard and labelable music atmosphere for the entire album's arrangement. The entire album does not completely widen the identification width between works, so some works always sound very similar. On the one hand, this illustrates the fixation of Xu Wei's composition style. Another aspect that has been overlooked is Xu Wei's personal plain singing style, which also creates a sense of similarity in this melody to a certain extent. Xu Wei's almost colloquial singing makes the work sound natural and pleasant to the ears. In the work "Orchid in the Empty Valley", Xu Wei obviously created a melody line that is different from his previous songs by incorporating Sanskrit sounds.