In the treasure house of Chinese traditional music, "Spring Dawn" is a very representative guzheng solo piece. With its unique melody and artistic conception, this piece shows the natural changing process from the winter to the warm spring. It is not only a musical journey, but also a profound depiction of the changing seasons and the cycle of life.

Created by renowned composer He Zhanhao in the early 1980s, the song aims to express the magnificent scenery of nature and people's longing for a better life through the traditional instrument of Guzheng. The music begins with a slow and steady rhythm that simulates the calm and cold of a snowy mountain in winter. With the development of the melody, the gradually accelerating speed and rich and varied timbre symbolize the revival of all things as spring approaches. In this process, guzheng players use techniques such as vibrato and glissando to enhance the expression of the music, making the listener feel as if they are in a world full of life and hope.

In addition, "Snow Mountains and Spring Dawn" also integrates the ethnic characteristics of the Tibetan region, through some special modes and rhythm arrangements, to show the life style of the Tibetan people and their concept of harmonious coexistence with nature. The whole piece not only retains the charm of traditional Chinese music, but also loses the spirit of innovation, and finds the perfect balance point between inheritance and development.