Wind it up, time is running out,

Just wait for the whistle to sound,

Run like hell and let the flames burn.

It's good to be young while it's early.

Listen to that scream,

Embrace laughter and concentrate.

Moving like the tide, my heart is beating,

In the vast fields,

Moving like the tide, my heart is beating,

All life expects to shine.

Moving like the tide, I can't love it,

In the sunny fields,

Moving like the tide, I can't love it,

All dreams will lead the way!

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The word "moving with the tide" is highly concise and meaningful. "Motion" embodies the ubiquitous motion state in life, which is very suitable for the theme of student sports meeting; "Tide", represented by Qian Jiangchao, a symbol unique to Zhejiang, embodies the regional characteristics and cultural connotation of Zhejiang, and is full of the meaning of "trendy". It not only expresses the most fashionable and trendy sports, but also represents the high-spirited attitude of Zhejiang people who dare to be the first and walk in the forefront of the times.

Teacher Shi's lyrics are both literary and musical, with only 96 words, which are short and pithy without losing profound connotation. To sum up, "the tide is moving, the heart is beating, and all life is expecting to shine." If the tide moves, the feelings are not exhausted, and dreams lead the way! "It vividly shows the vigorous vitality of everyone's dreams in the arena, and at the same time it is a pun, indicating that everyone will take the lead in the arena of life.

A few words that let everyone feel the creativity of dreams, not just conceptual statements, vividly explain the essential connotation of the Chinese dream-only when everyone keeps running towards their dreams and makes every effort to revive the nation can they finally converge into the greatest Chinese dream.

People's Daily Online-The song "Touched by Tides" of the 13th National Student Games was released.