The piece played by two assassins playing the piano in Stephen Chow's movie "Kung Fu" is called "Zheng Feng".

Huang Yinghua, the performer of "Zheng Feng", has collaborated with Stephen Chow, the star of "Kung Fu", in many movies.

"Zheng Feng" is not only the original Zheng song in the movie "Kung Fu" starring Stephen Chow, but also an interlude in the movie "The Return of the Great Sage".

"Zheng Feng" is adapted from a fragment of Liu Dehai's pipa song "The King Disarms".

"Zheng Feng" appears in the movie "Kung Fu" where the piano demon fights against the three great masters of Leng Cheng Zhai. In the play, it is played by two blind men. The fierce murderous spirit in "Zheng Feng" is consistent with the plot of Kung Fu. .

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Introduction to the film scored by Huang Yinghua, the performer of "Zheng Feng":

1. In 1994, he collaborated with Lei Songde, Huang Zhan and Hu Weili , scored the soundtrack for Tsui Hark's film "Butterfly Lovers" and won the Best Film Score Award at the 14th Hong Kong Film Awards.

2. In 1999, he provided the soundtrack for Stephen Chow's movie "The King of Comedy".

3. In 2001, he composed the soundtrack for Stephen Chow's film "Shaolin Soccer" and was nominated for Best Original Film Music at the 21st Hong Kong Film Awards.

4. In 2004, he composed the soundtrack for Stephen Chow's movie "Kung Fu" and was nominated for Best Original Film Music at the 24th Hong Kong Film Awards.

5. In 2008, he composed the soundtrack for Stephen Chow's "Yangtze River No. 7".