- OK, next question please.
[AUDIENCE RESPONSE INAUDIBLE]
- All right, good chants.
- [SINGING] "Soil for legs.
Axe for hands.
Flower for eyes.
Bird for ears.
Mushroom for nose.
Smile for mouth.
Songs for lungs.
Sweat for skin.
Wind for mind.
Wind for mind."
- "Just Enough."
- The same poem, song.
土为腿 斧为手
花为眼 鸟为耳
菇为鼻 笑为口
歌为肺 汗为肤
风为心
人安即故
- Which language?
Which language?
[AUDIENCE RESPONSE INAUDIBLE]
- Chinese, yes.
- How about this one?
[SINGING IN CZECH]
- Which language?
[AUDIENCE RESPONSE INAUDIBLE]
- Who?
How you know?
[AUDIENCE RESPONSE INAUDIBLE]
- [LAUGHS] OK, so Czechoslovakia.
- How about this one?
[SINGING] Tanah untuk kaki. Kapak untuk tangan.
Bunga untuk mata, Bunga untuk telinga.
Cemburu untuk hidung, senyuman untuk mulut.
Nanyi untuk dada, keringat untuk kulit.
Angin untuk hati. Angin untuk hati.
Dengan ini cukup.
- Which language?
[AUDIENCE RESPONSE INAUDIBLE]
- Hmm?
[AUDIENCE RESPONSE INAUDIBLE]
- Very close, Indonesia.
Yeah good job.
[LAUGHS] So one poem, one song, become so international.