"Galanin Rain", also known as "Fireworks Easy to Cold", is the second title song of Jay Chou's cross-era album. "Fireworks Easy to Cold" is a song written by Fang Gang, composed and sung by Jay Chou, and included in the album "Crossing the Times" released by Jay Chou on 20 10. The lyrics of this song originated from a fictional story, and the background of the story is Luoyang City, a thousand-year-old ancient capital described by Yang Xuanzhi in Galand of Luoyang in the Northern Wei Dynasty.

Some fans changed the name of "Fireworks Easy to Cold" to "Rain in Galand", but in the audio materials recorded by Jay Chou to promote his Taipei Dome concert in June, it can be clearly heard that the name of this song is indeed "Fireworks Easy to Cold", and there is also a song called "It rained all night".

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The story that fireworks are easy to get cold happened in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. At that time, the Southern Song Dynasty, headed by Emperor Wu of Song Wudi, and the Northern Wei Dynasty, headed by Emperor Tuoba GUI of Daowu, were divided periods in the history of China. Since 420 AD, wars have been going on between the Northern and Southern Dynasties due to the expansion of power and the annexation of territory, during which the losses of the Southern Dynasties were greater than the victories.

In 422 AD, Emperor Wu of Song Wudi died of illness. In the Northern Wei Dynasty and the early Ming Dynasty, Yuan Di Tuoba Si attacked the Song Dynasty on a large scale, and successively captured Jintang (Luoyang), Hulao Pass and Sliding Platform. In 430, the lost land south of the Yellow River was recovered, forcing Wei Jun to take the initiative to retreat, and Song successively occupied Sliding Platform, Luoyang and Hulao Pass. In the same year, the Northern Wei Dynasty fought back on all fronts, including Jintang, Luoyang, Hulao Pass and Sliding Platform.

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