Prelude to the Knife Club.

"Little Sword Club Overture" is one of the "Little Sword Club Suite". It was the soundtrack composed by Shang Yi in 1959 for the national dance drama "Little Sword Club". The early "Little Sword Club Overture" appeared in Hu Jinquan's "Dragon Inn" is the most frequently quoted background music in Stephen Chow's movies, such as in "Dahua"

It was quoted in "Dahua Westward Journey"

The Supreme Treasure has three moles. Look at the demon mirror, and the Supreme Treasure appears after turning into Sun Wukong before fighting the Bull Demon King. In "The Deer and the Cauldron", Hai Dafu dressed up as Guan Gong and appeared in "Ouchi Secret Agent Ling Ling Fa". This soundtrack was used when the emperor appeared to expose the Wuxiang Emperor. It was also widely quoted in "Kung Fu" directed and starred by Stephen Chow, which was released in 2004, and was quoted again in Stephen Chow's latest movie "Journey to the West: Conquering the Demons". This music was also used when the Great Sage appeared in the 2015 domestic animation "The Return of the Great Sage".

In addition, this soundtrack was also used in the opening music of Sammo Hung's films "Illuminati" and "Once Upon a Time in China". "Flying Swords of Dragon Gate" is a vivid interpretation of the overture of the Little Knife Club.

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