Hua Huo (feat. Mayday's Ashin)

Della Ding's song 'Hua Huo,' featuring Mayday's Ashin, is a poetic exploration of the transient yet impactful nature of love and life. The title 'Hua Huo' translates to 'fireworks,' a fitting metaphor for the fleeting moments of beauty and intensity that love can bring. The lyrics delve into the paradoxes of human emotions, where joy and pain, permanence and transience, coexist. The song opens with a series of 'wu suo wei' (it doesn't matter) statements, emphasizing the acceptance of both the highs and lows that come with love and life experiences.

The chorus brings a vivid imagery of the sky filled with countless fireworks, symbolizing the myriad of beautiful yet short-lived moments that define our existence. The lyrics suggest that even if love is as ephemeral as fireworks, it is still worth pursuing. This idea is reinforced with lines like 'if love is a firework, even if it lasts only for a moment, I will still chase it.' The song encourages listeners to cherish these fleeting moments and to find meaning and beauty in them, despite their impermanence.

The song also touches on deeper philosophical questions about the nature of happiness, sacrifice, and fulfillment. It questions societal norms about wealth and poverty, suggesting that true richness comes from emotional experiences rather than material possessions. The lyrics 'who is considered poor, who is considered rich, who changes me, allowing me to finally break free from the ordinary me' reflect a journey of self-discovery and transformation. The song concludes with a contemplative note, pondering how much time we have left to enjoy and cherish these moments, urging us to make the most of the time we have.