"Two Springs Reflect on the Moon" is a very famous erhu song created by A Bing, a famous national musician in China. Born in 1893, formerly known as Hua, from Wuxi, Jiangsu. A Bing's father is a local Taoist, who likes and is good at playing various folk musical instruments, such as erhu and pipa. When A Bing was very young, he began to study music with his father, which laid a solid foundation for him to become a folk musician.

A Bing's life experience is very tragic. When he was just 4 years old, his mother died; 2 1 year-old, suddenly got eye disease; At the age of 25, A Bing went blind.

As his family got worse and worse, he ended up living on the streets and became a wandering artist. He carries a musical instrument every day and walks through the streets of Wuxi, playing musical instruments and singing in exchange for a meal. All kinds of musical instruments can be played very well, so the name of "Blind Man" spread quickly, and his original name Hua was gradually forgotten by people.

The hard life didn't make A Bing give up his pursuit of music. Huishan Spring has always been known as "the second spring in the world". One night, A Bing, who sang all day but still had no clothes and food, sat by the spring to rest and meditate. At this time, the moon is projected in the cold spring water, surrounded by silence, cool breeze blowing gently, which is sad. Although A Bing is blind, he has a keen sense. This scene reminded A Bing of his bumpy and difficult life, but he was deeply moved and encouraged, so he took out this song called "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon". The tune of "Two Springs Reflecting the Moon" is sometimes quiet and euphemistic, sometimes weeping and impassioned, just like a weather-beaten artist pouring out his deep feelings. Music is sincere in emotion and beautiful in melody, infecting every listener.