Recommended New Year songs: "Gong Xi Fa Cai", "Happy Chinese Year", "Good Luck", "Congratulations", "Unforgettable Tonight", etc.

1. "Gong Xi Fa Cai"

Sung by Andy Lau, the lyrics and melody of this song match well and have strong and distinctive national characteristics. The songs are joyful and festive and put people in a good mood. This song won the third prize in the song and dance category of the CCTV Spring Festival Gala program at the 2005 Lantern Festival Gala.

2. "Happy Chinese Year"

This song was the opening song of the 1999 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, sung by Sun Yue. More than twenty years later, this song is still the most suitable song to play during the New Year.

3. "Good Luck"

In 2004, the song won the second prize in the song and dance category of CCTV's "My Favorite Spring Festival Gala Program" and was sung by Zu Hai. During the New Year, people are eager for blessings and good luck, so this song has become a New Year greeting song. The song is not only cheerful, festive and peaceful, with beautiful melody, but the lyrics are catchy, friendly yet grand, and the words are full of sincere wishes and deep humanistic care.

4. "Congratulations"

This is a New Year's song that is very familiar to Chinese people all over the world. It was originally written to celebrate the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and later evolved into a New Year's song. . This popular New Year's greeting song is so classic that it has been covered by many singers. The most widely sung versions now are Teresa Teng's version in the 1960s, Zhuo Yiting's version in the 1990s, or the TVB star version sung by Andy Lau, Jacky Cheung and others in the 1990s.

5. "Unforgettable Tonight"

This New Year's song won the Chinese Music "Morning Bell Award" in 1986 and was sung by Li Guyi. "Unforgettable Tonight" is a must-have song for New Year's Eve. It is also the finale of the Spring Festival Gala. As soon as you hear this song, you will be filled with the flavor of the New Year. The song's melody is soothing and melodious, and the words are friendly. It is closer to the audience's hearts and is easy to sing.