In addition to constantly exploring performance techniques and technical applications, Ling Yichen and Jun Moran also turned their attention to the source of artistic creation—life. They firmly believe that life is the source of art, and only by immersing themselves in life and experiencing it can they create works that truly touch people's hearts.

They began to frequently participate in various social practice activities, venturing into different social strata to observe people's living conditions, emotional changes, and behaviors. They went deep into impoverished mountainous areas, living alongside the people there and experiencing their hardships and hopes; they walked through the streets and alleys of bustling cities, experiencing the joys and sorrows of different professional groups; they participated in public welfare activities, focusing on the needs of vulnerable groups and conveying love and warmth through their actions.

During their experience teaching in a mountainous area, Ling Yichen and Jun Moran deeply felt the children's thirst for knowledge and their yearning for a better life in areas lacking educational resources. Seeing the children's innocent smiles and hearing their simple yet unwavering dreams deeply moved them. This experience became the source of their inspiration, and they decided to use it as material to create a work reflecting the problems of education in mountainous areas, hoping to raise social awareness of this issue through the power of art.

During a conversation with an elderly craftsman, Jun Mo Ran was deeply moved by the charm of traditional handicrafts and the challenges of their preservation. The craftsman's unwavering dedication to his craft, his love for traditional culture, and his mixed feelings of helplessness and hope in the face of changing times prompted Jun Mo Ran to reflect profoundly. He incorporated this experience into his performance, creating the image of a craftsman who steadfastly upholds traditional skills, and through his nuanced performance, showcasing the value and predicament of traditional culture in modern society.

On their artistic journey, Ling Yichen and Jun Mozhan have always maintained a humble attitude. They deeply understand that every bit of progress they have made is inseparable from the teachings of their predecessors, the help of their peers, and the support of their audience. They actively participate in various art exchange activities, sharing their experiences and insights with artists from home and abroad, and drawing inspiration and wisdom from others.

At an international art exchange symposium, Ling Yichen and Jun Mozhan met many artists from diverse cultural backgrounds. They listened to the unique perspectives of artists from various countries on issues such as performing arts, cultural inheritance, and innovative development, broadening their horizons and enriching their artistic thinking. During the exchange, they also shared their performance practices and artistic insights within the context of Eastern culture, showcasing the charm of Eastern performing arts to the world and promoting the exchange and integration of Eastern and Western cultures in the field of art.

As time flows by, Ling Yichen and Jun Mozhan have gone further and further on their artistic pursuits. The marks of time may have gradually etched themselves on their faces, but their eyes remain bright and passionate. They embody their love and dedication to the performing arts through their actions, inspiring generations of young people to bravely pursue their artistic dreams. In their hearts, art is the most brilliant star in their lives; no matter how rugged and bumpy the road ahead, they will steadfastly pursue that eternal light, never ceasing their journey.