Insomnia and neurasthenia: Schumann's violin serenades Fantasia, Ode to the Virgin and Lullaby, Haydn's Tolio in G Major, Bizet's Carmen, Mozart's Lullaby, Mendelssohn's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Debussy's Piano Concerto Dream and Schubert's.

Depression: Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody, Mendelssohn's Third Symphony in Scottish C Minor, etc., Bubugao, Happy Meeting, Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon, Golden Snake Dancing, Jubilance, Deep Night, Thunderstorm in Drought, Frontier Dance and Spring Festival Overture.

Anxiety and irritability: Beethoven's Eighth Symphony, John Strauss's garden dance music The Blue Danube, Autumn Moon in the Han Palace, Moon Reflected in Two Springs, Bach's Kanta, Beethoven's Moonlight, Gregg's Sonata in A Minor, Chopin's A Minor, Schubert.

Sorrow: The Garden of Sorrow by Celiubes, Mozart's Symphony No.14 in B minor, and listen to Gershwin's rhapsody in blue when the sadness gradually disappears.

The mind feels empty: Beethoven's Destiny, Bocconi's cello Sonata No.6 in A major, and Japanese song Dragging the Net Minor.

I'm in a bad mood, and my mood is uncertain: Beethoven's sonata, Chopin's and Strauss's garden dance music, the first song, Moonlit Night on the Spring River, Chakowski's Garden Dance Music, Wagner's Song of Spring, Badzak's Quartet in A minor, Mendelssohn's Symphony No.4 and Brahms's Symphony No.2.

Stimulate appetite and strengthen digestion: Flower luna park, Happy Dance.

Using music to adjust mood, you can not only listen, but also hum to yourself, that is, humming songs, music or other melodic tunes consciously and relaxed, which will be of great benefit to your body and mind over time.