Hua Chenyu, 1990, a native of Hubei. In 2009, he passed by his beloved university. In the second year, he was admitted to Wuhan Conservatory of Music. Hua Chenyu, who is versatile, has created many beautiful songs through originality, rewriting and ingenuity. The China lead singer, who seems to be from Mars, left a deep impression on people. Hua Chenyu is called the new hope of Chinese music, and its strength can not be ignored, which has been praised and recognized by many professionals. Hua Chenyu's music industry is developing very well. His popularity has been rising with the popularity of his works, and his fame has become a household name.

In fact, his love for music is influenced by his mother. Hua Chenyu's mother and sisters are engaged in the music industry, and under her leadership, she embarked on the road of music, and he himself has a strong interest in music. Hua Chenyu's mother died of cancer, and he was the last child she couldn't let go of. Hua Chenyu sang "Flowers of a Small Town" for her mother. The flowers in the town have many Buddhist meanings, just like walking in the desert, experiencing the ups and downs of life, and finally everything comes to nothing. There is a sentence in the lyrics of "Flower of a Small Town": "It blooms brilliantly in the sea of fire". Perhaps it is Hua Chenyu who wants her mother to be a brilliant and beautiful flower forever.

The poet Ji Bolun once said that the sweetest words a person's lips can utter are his mother, and the best call is his mother. Hua Chenyu sang the flowers in the town with his warmest voice, expressing his thoughts for his mother and telling her that she is fine and will always be better. Let's listen to "Flowers of a Small Town" sung by Hua Chenyu again, a song of life practice.

Here, Bian Xiao also borrowed Hua Chenyu's original intention of offering flowers to his mother in a small town to remind everyone not to forget her mother's most simple love. Under every nagging and persuasion, the tree wants to be quiet, but the wind doesn't stop, and the son wants to raise it, but he doesn't get close.