streamed worldwide over two billion times, presents a symphonic suite in twelve movements, dedicated to the phases of a human life. The music tells of the first breath, the beginning, first love, setbacks, and farewell. In doing so, the composer combines lyrical melodies, powerful orchestral passages, and his Chinese heritage in a deeply personal work. Together with the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Zhang Liang, Chen merges grand orchestral soundscapes with traditional Chinese instruments such as the erhu, pipa, guzheng, and sheng. Guest musicians violinist Daniel Hope and mandolinist Avi Avital enrich the album. With his unmistakable style, which has already captivated audiences worldwide, Chen once again builds a bridge between symphonic music and the narrative character of modern soundtracks.