The beginning of "God Sends Sweet Rain" uses a lot of dissonance to create a dry and rainless scene to shape the musical image. And it lasts for several minutes. In the China National Orchestra's version, this opening was simplified because they believed that the audience would not be able to tolerate a prolonged period of melodyless dissonance. At the same time, Xintianyou quoted in "God Sends Sweet Rain" was accompanied by lyrics in the China National Traditional Orchestra's version, instead of using the alto suona solo in the original manuscript.