The five tones appearing in the song "Me and You" are the Chinese national five-note Gong mode, Gong, Shang, Jiao, Zheng, and Yu, with Gong (1) as the main tone.

The lyrics of "Me and You" are relatively simple, consisting of 42 and 33 Chinese and English words respectively, but it has rich and even heavy "Chinese symbols" and is a "Chinese civilization" that integrates international colors. ". In addition to highlighting the humanistic concept and integrating a large number of national elements and international styles, the biggest and breakthrough achievement of "Me and You" lies in style innovation.

For a sports event like the Olympic Games, the theme song takes a soothing and tender way, which is a very bold innovation. This is not only consistent with the Olympic spirit, but also highlights the people-oriented and harmonious development concepts advocated by the Beijing Olympic Games, thus giving the theme song greater vitality and appeal.

Introduction:

"You and Me" is the theme song for the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. It was written by Chang Shilei, Ma Wen and Chen Qigang, and composed by Chen Qigang. Chinese singer Liu Huan and British singer Singer Sarah Brightman sings. Included in the "Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games Opening and Closing Ceremony Theme Songs Album".

In 2009, the song won the Outstanding Song Award in the 11th "Five One Project Award" for Spiritual Civilization Construction (2007-2009).