Psalm 23 is a sacred work in four movements, written for women's chorus (SSAA), a tenor solo and a chamber ensemble consisting of flute, oboe, trumpet, percussion, timpani, and string quartet. It is designed to be performed as a portion of a church service or in concert. The text, Psalm 23 from the Bible is sung in Chinese, and the verses of the Psalm are arranged as follows: Movement 1, Verse 1, General musical characteristics: pastoral; Movement 2, Verses 2-3, General musical characteristics: peaceful; Movement 3, Verses 4-5, General musical characteristics: agitated; Movement 4, Verse 6, General musical characteristics: majestic. The form, tonal structure and harmony of each movement are influenced by the characteristics of an original synthetic scale.

This creative project is a musical setting of Psalms 22, 23 and 24. The text is a paraphrase by the composer in contemporary English.The five movements of the work are: I. Suffering Servant, Psalm 22:1-10 II. Suffering Servant, Psalm 2:11-21 III. Suffering Servant, Psalm 22:22-31IV. Shepherding Savior, Psalm 23 V. Supreme Sovereign, Psalm 24The work was composed for flute, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, percussion (xylophone, tam tam, triangle, snare drum, suspended cymbal, crash cymbal), tenor soloist, mixed chorus, violin, viola and double bass. One of each instrument is needed to perform this 20-minute work.The musical basis of the composition is the serialization of the intervals: diminished fifth, minor second, major third, major second and minor third.