Judging by the lyrics, I thought it was a love song but the music video is more of a bromance or "believe in yourself" message, I think... ​

We took full suitcases home from China, mostly stuffed with gifts for the folks back home. Some silk shawls and scarves, silk jewelry bags, traditional cosmetics, Chinese wine, and so forth. So what to pack for the return trip to China?  

In the weeks leading up to our visit to Canada, Ross and I would say to each other, we must remember to pick up this or that item to take back to China with us. There are some food items that are impossible to find in our corner of Shandong province. For example, sweet pickle relish, Kraft dinner, bread that isn't slightly sweet, sour cream and for some reason, chicken livers. It's easier to find Western food in Beijing, I'm told, which isn't surprising. And probably the international food choices are improving every year because of domestic interest on the part of the growing Chinese middle-class. They're starting to buy more ice cream and frozen pizza and small thin frozen boneless steaks that are marketed to them as being the acme of European sophistication.