The song "Bai Suzhen at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain" was originally sung by Zhuang Huiru. The lyrics of this song are as follows:

Bai Suzhen at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain has cultivated her body in the cave for thousands of years.

Ah, practice hard to achieve the Tao.

Reborn and transformed into a human being, ah.

Follow the Tao with all your heart and have no distracting thoughts, take refuge in the Three Jewels and abandon the mortal world.

Ah, I hope the Bodhisattva will enlighten me.

Transfer my Suzhen out of the mortal world, hey, hey, hey.

Hi, hi, hi, yo, take me out of the mortal world.

Hi hi hi yo, hi ya hi yo.

Transfer me Suzhen out of the mortal world, ah ah.

Hi hi hi yo, hi ya hi yo.

Transfer my Suzhen out of the mortal world, hey, hey, hey.

Hi, hi, hi, yo, take me out of the mortal world.

Hi hi hi yo, hi ya hi yo.

Crossing my Suzhen out of the mortal world, crossing my Suzhen out of the mortal world.

"Bai Suzhen at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain" is an episode of the 1992 Taiwanese TV series "The Legend of the White Snake". The song is adapted from "Past and Present Life", written by Gong Min, composed by Zuo Hongyuan, and sung by Zhuang Huiru. "Bai Suzhen at the foot of Qingcheng Mountain" is the most widely sung song besides the opening song "A Thousand Years of Waiting Once Again" and the ending song "Du Qing", and has since been covered by many popular musicians.