1. "Falling Snow"

"Falling Snow" is an album released by Han Xue on October 1, 2004. It contains 10 songs. The producers of the album are Matsumoto Yoshiki, Lin Hai, etc.

In 2005, Han Xue won the "2004 Most Popular New Female Artist Award" in the 12th Asia-Pacific Music Chart for this album.

Part of the song MVs in the album "Falling Snow" were re-financed and shot by Han Xue later, and more of Han Xue's opinions were incorporated, including the conception of the story, the selection of shooting locations, the overall make-up and costumes modeling.

"Falling Snow" is the first song recorded on the album, adapted from a song by Mika Nakajima. The song was recommended to Han Xue by the producer, and the Chinese lyrics were re-written by lyricist Lin Haimiao. Since the Chinese lyrics of the song were tailor-made around the "snow" in Han Xue's name, Han Xue understood the artistic conception of the song and felt no pressure to sing it. Han Xue recorded the song twice and it was complete.

2. "Sky Full of Snow"

"Sky Full of Snow" is a song sung by Rose Lin (滻兰), the original soundtrack of the TV series "Golden Sword and Carved Feathers", and the ending song.

2003 version: "The Golden Sword and the Carved Feathers" is adapted from the martial arts novel of the same name by Wo Longsheng. It is jointly produced by Hairun Film and Television Production Co., Ltd., Beijing Zhongya Advertising Co., Ltd., and Heilongjiang TV Station. It is directed by Wang Yikai, Huang Kunxuan, An ancient costume martial arts TV series co-starring Luo Haiqiong, Yu Rongguang, Ai Wei, and Lien Yiming.

The play was broadcast in April 2003 on Guangdong Southern TV Film and Television Channel, Nanjing TV Film and Television Channel, etc.

"Sky Full of Snow" Lyricist: Huang Guilan; Composer: Wu Xuwen; Singer: Rose Lin Ending theme

3. "The First Snow in 2002"

"The First Snow in 2002" is the title song of Daolang's album "The First Snow in 2002" released on January 15, 2004.

Daolang won the Best Mandarin Male Singer at the 5th Chinese Music Media Awards for "The First Snow in 2002".

This song was written late one night in 2002, when it was snowing heavily, which is actually a very common sight in Xinjiang in winter. And when Daolang suddenly heard the sentence "This is the first snow in 2002" among his friends who were traveling together, he suddenly composed this song full of emotion.