For two years have his fans been waiting and it could have been even longer. Fortunately, Tao managed to overcome the controversials that almost led to the banning of his latest album, The Great Leap 2005 , the first part of a trilogy, and greets his fans with an intro and twelve new tunes.

Outstanding singer and song writer Tao wrote most of the songs by himself though he also teams up with other writers such as Wa Wa, Zhu Jing Ran, Li Zhuo Xiong and the 12 Girls Band.

Ghost (Track#2), the leading track with a mysterious and exotic intro, differs from the usual Tao production and is imbued with a fascinating touch.

Accompanied by the 12 Girls Band and various string instruments, The Art of War (Track#5) is a masterpiece as the accompaniment enriches the song and eases its melancholy feeling. Catherine (Track#3) and Love Can (Track#4) are nice ballads, they passionately, sincerely and straight-forwardly describe love and are that particular type of ballads which Tao is very good at.

Who Do You Love? (Track#6) is quite good yet nothing extraordinary. Beijing Opera sounds are combined with David's trademark rap music in Susan Says (Track#7) and it is not too bad. Song For Anita (Track#11) is a ballad dedicated to the then great music diva Anita Mui. Sula & Lampa (Track#9) and Fated (Track#8) are also worthy of sparing your time listening to.