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"The Song of Crouching Dragon", also known as "The Song of Youwei", is a very touching episode in the episode "Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage" in the 27th episode of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in 1994 when Zhuge Liang went out to the mountain. In addition, the sad accompaniment tune in episode 77 is related to this song.

From various perspectives such as plot placement, character creation, and historical spirit in film and television dramas, "Crouching Dragon" is successful and irreplaceable. However, because the song itself was completely subordinate to literary characters and TV dramas, "Crouching Dragon Song" was lost in history. Except for "Three Kingdoms fans" and "Kong Ming fans", few people know this song, let alone be moved by it.

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Using carefully crafted interludes in the climax of normal narratives to further enhance the atmosphere, impress the audience, and lead the plot is a 94 version of the TV series A highlight of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

In terms of the composition of the music itself and the role it played in the play, the episode "Wolong Yin" used in the episode Zhuge Liang came out of the mountain is the most successful. The lyrics and music that combine tragic heroic temperament with Chinese classical style, as well as the use of cameras when the interlude appears, give the TV series "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" a tragic historical spirit that surpasses the original work.