Su Ya, male singer, Mongolian, was born in the grassland of Horqin Zuoyi Banner, Inner Mongolia. Influenced by the green culture of Horqin grassland, Suya has experienced the charm of riding people and the customs of grassland, and has shown extraordinary musical talent since she was a child. The Horqin folk songs he sang in Mongolian are well-known in Horqin area and are deeply loved by herders. The national pop songs he sang in Chinese have a strong national appeal and sing the unique voice of grassland nature of horseback riding people.

After long-term persistent pursuit and unremitting efforts, Suya has grown into an outstanding young singer with great influence and appeal. She expresses grassland life. Su Ya has always been committed to displaying, carrying forward and inheriting the essence of national culture, spreading the national charm and Mu Ye customs of Inner Mongolia prairie to all parts of the country, and interpreting a national singer's unparalleled artistic belief and infinite religious ethics with concrete actions.

Excerpts from song lyrics

I am a passer-by who burns incense in front of the Buddha.

What is love and what is hate?

Reading aloud made me suddenly enlightened.

Once upon a time, that love buried my infatuation.

How many vicissitudes are there in the tearful world?

Burn incense and pray.

My Buddha tells me when I can get rid of it.

Now I ask the living Buddha

Is there any Buddhism that can dispel my demons?

Love is crazy, hate is sad.

The teaching of Buddhist scriptures made me feel suddenly.

I am too infatuated to insist on that insistence.

Spring, summer, autumn and winter intertwined day and night.

Incense burns all over the customs in search of bliss.

My Buddha tells me when I can get rid of it.

My Buddha tells me when I can get rid of it.

My Buddha tells me when I can get rid of it.

Pray for Buddha in Buddha Pavilion.