Light music suitable for relaxation includes Dawn of Heroes, Overture of Knife Club, Original Scenery of Hometown, Worms Flying and Autumn Whispering.

1. Dawn of the Hero

Dawn of the Hero, also known as The Three Kingdoms-Hero たちのけ, is the work of Yokoyama Seiji, a famous Japanese musician. It is the opening song of the cartoon film The Three Kingdoms, and it is also a combination of Japan's own sophisticated synthesizer and Chinese folk music instruments.

Chinese folk music instruments include erhu, guzheng, pipa, etc. In order to make fine music, the Japanese side specially invited performers from the mainland to Japan to participate in the whole recording, including all styles of the film that respected the China style, and the main melody melody of the soundtrack was always played by erhu, from the interlude of the theme song to the main soundtrack paragraphs.

2. Overture of the Knife Club

The Overture of the Knife Club is the music in the dance drama of the Knife Club, which was introduced in the mainland in 1962. The composer's name is Shang Yi and he is from Shandong. At the beginning of the prelude of the Knife Club, suona was used to create a majestic momentum, and then the theme was continuously sublimated. The addition of pipa and erhu enriched the expressive force of music.

The Knife Club is one of the representative works of China national dance drama, and it is also the first large-scale national dance drama staged by Shanghai Opera and Dance Theatre after its establishment in 1956. It premiered in 1959 and was composed by Yi Shang.

3. The Original Scenery of My Hometown

The Original Scenery of My Hometown, formerly known as "The Original Scenery of My Hometown", is a piece by Zong Cilang, a master of Japanese Tao Di. Through the fresh and melodious music of Tao Di, this paper expounds his feelings for all things in nature and mountains and rivers. It has appeared in TVB The Duke Of Mount Deer (Jordan chan Edition), The Condor Heroes (Louis Koo Edition) and Heroes Day.

4. Worm Fly

Worm Fly is the soundtrack of the 1998 Hong Kong film "The Storm Dominates the World", which tells the story of Nie Feng and Kong Ci in the film, with Ekin Cheng, who plays Nie Feng, as the lead singer and children's voice as the accompaniment. There are two versions in the film: the children's version and the cantata version.

5. Whispering in Autumn

The original name of Whispering in Autumn is: A comme amour (French), and the title of the song means like love; The Chinese name is also called "Autumn Talk". It's French composers Paul Senneville and Oliver Tucson. They are two directors of Delpnine, France, and they are also famous composers. They wrote the music and Richard Clayderman was the original performer.