Lyrics of Wang Peiyu's a journey to a thousand mountains

What I think, in the sky,

Walking alone across a thousand mountains,

From the apricot blossom spring forest of warm day and wind,

Go straight to the barren mountain, empty and quiet,

Look at the quiet snow in the evening,

I think, who knows?

What I think is infinite.

Beyond the mountains, the moon falls and the stars are hidden.

When you stop, when you look back,

But I can only see myself, and the East is not clear,

Listen to the lonely birds,

I think, people don't know.

I want to ride the wind,

Let time stop;

I want to compete with the stars,

To find the first light.

I want to shake thousands of miles,

Meet the future;

I want to be with the sunset,

To find the last light.

What I think is infinite.

Beyond the mountains, the moon falls and the stars are hidden.

When you stop, when you look back,

But I can only see myself, and the East is not clear,

Listen to the lonely birds,

I think, people don't know.

I want to ride the wind,

Let time stop;

I want to compete with the stars,

To find the first light.

I want to shake thousands of miles,

Meet the future;

I want to be with the sunset,

To find the last light

In the morning, in the evening,

The world has no words,

The river is snowy and cold,

The river hung upside down.

Do you know what I think?

In the sky, in the boundless, do you know?!