"In the Spring" (Olympiad Version)

I believe many readers have already heard the song "In the Spring." In this year’s National Astronomy Olympiad and this Astronomy Summer Camp, this song has also become a hit. However, what is popular is not the original version, but the adapted "Olympiad Version" of "In the Spring." Please see—

Still remember many years ago in the spring
Back then I hadn’t entered the Astronomy Olympiad
Without the Planetarium, there wouldn’t be her
No home with 24-hour hot water
But back then we were so happy
Even though we only had a shabby telescope
In Guyuan, in Hangzhou, in Guangzhou
Singing those songs that no one cared about

If one day I have the Olympiad
Please leave me in those times
If one day I quietly depart
Please bury me in this spring

Still remember those exciting days
Back then I participated in the Astronomy Olympiad
No medals and no certificates of merit
Only that helpless participation certificate
But I feel everything wasn’t so bad
I still have my devotion to astronomy
In the early morning, at night, in the wind
Singing those songs that no one cared about

Maybe one day I win a gold medal
Please leave it at the Beijing Planetarium
If one day I win a silver medal
Please give it to the Olympiad Organizing Committee... Organizing Committee...

Staring at this brilliant spring now
Still looking like the warm appearance of that time
I once again just passed through
Past pains come with the wind
But I don’t feel that sad
Time has given me more memories
In this starry dark night
I still don’t know how to use a red dot finder

If one day I can use a Newtonian reflector
Please judges give me a few more, a few more points
If one day I know the starry sky
Please leave a, leave a medal for me
If one day I have a medal
Please give it to, give it to Director Zhu... Director Zhu...

It turns out that within the Astronomy Olympiad, there is a group of passionate and high-spirited children. They truly illustrate the fact that "Astronomy is not only profound but also fun."

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