[1] The album spawned the single "The Moon Represents My Heart" (月亮代表我的心), a cover of Taiwanese singer Chen Fen-lan's 1973 song of the same name.

[4] Teng's music began to spread rapidly across mainland China in 1978, when the country instituted the open door policy that allowed gangtai cultural products to enter its borders.

[5] Professor of East Asian Studies Nimrod Baranovitch wrote that "'The Moon Represents My Heart' was the antithesis of the songs that people on the mainland had been listening to and singing in the previous thirty years or so".

Its lyrics were centered around love and romance, "a theme that had almost disappeared from the popular music scene on the mainland after 1949 because of its association with 'decadent' 'bourgeois individualism.'"

Upon the gradual opening of China's music market to gangtai artists following the Cultural Revolution, Baranovitch noted that many of the most famous songs were those sung by Teng.