What song did the little boy sing at the opening ceremony of the 6th World Chorus Games (it seems to be in Tibetan)?

The little boy's name is Wu, and the song led by him is Ejina Banner in Dream. Lyrics: Rabuge Su Rong, composition: Tagus Girigara.

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Some transliteration lyrics are not accurate, and I want to learn. Hmm. How interesting

1 Su Mi Heza Rigler de

Geren' ani rila

Se lesixin e riheng

Na in the five capitals of northeast Ji Min.

hu g yi ri g le d

Sugrige

Hu Si Qi Lin Lett A Le Racine xi

Lars de Souga and Ji Min

One minute xi ten Minnie is le

Come from wherever you want.

Zahran and Jeheng and Ji Min.

A ri ge Lin za ge da zi ai gan Wu le

Anas Geschelt A Le Ratz xi Teled

Lars de Souga and Ji Min

One minute xi ten Minnie is le

3 Hu Ri and Wu Le Husen Zile He Rende

Bai Na, Humin Darnased Xinyuzad

Yaowatna, northeast of Huqin, Hunizarige, Da Le

Hu Si Lieden Bainudaya Watuchinda

Lars de Souga and Ji Min

One minute xi ten Minnie is le

Lars de Souga and Ji Min

One minute xi ten Minnie is le

to the effect that

Eji in my dream is the most beautiful among beautiful women.

White Tara is just as kind.

She milked and walked out of the sheepfold, and Gesang flowers bloomed around her.

On her way with her back to the water, the willow swayed gently.

My dream mother, Eji.

I am the history you wrote with your life.

Eji in my dream is the most beautiful among beautiful women.

White Tara is just as kind.

Her head was covered with snow and bent into a ridge.

She shakes her prayer tube every day to pray for good luck for her children.

My dream mother, Eji.

I am the history you wrote with your life.

Eji in my dream is my child's sun.

Burn the light of youth for us

No matter how high and far I fly, you gave me wings made of sunshine.

Wherever I go, my shadow always falls on your heart.

My dream mother, Eji.

I am the history you wrote with your life.

My dream mother, Eji.

I am the history you wrote with your life.

Note that Eji is Mongolian, which means mother.