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SIRIS - 上天祝福四川 - (God Bless Sichuan)

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"God Bless Sichuan" (Chinese: 上天祝福四川, pinyin: Shàng Tiàn Zhù Fú Sì Chuān) is a poignant ballad released in 2008 by the American music group SIRIS (also stylized as 赛日). It serves as a heartfelt tribute to the victims and survivors of the devastating 7.9-magnitude Sichuan earthquake that struck on May 12, 2008, killing nearly 90,000 people and displacing millions. The song quickly became a symbol of hope and resilience, blending Western pop-rock elements with traditional Chinese instrumentation to create an emotional anthem that resonated deeply in China.
Background and Context

SIRIS, formed in 1996 by Philadelphia-based brothers Michael Maley and Patrick Maley, are the first Western artists to compose and perform original Chinese-language songs. Their music often explores themes of cultural unity, life, and human connection. The song was composed in the immediate aftermath of the earthquake, with Michael Maley drawing inspiration from news footage and personal reflections on loss and recovery. It was released just weeks after the disaster, aligning with the Beijing Olympics on August 8, 2008, to amplify its message of unity.
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