Suitable background music for formal occasions of silence include "Dawn of the Heroes", "Original Scenery of Hometown", "Memory of the Forbidden City", "Overture of the Dead" and "Piano Music of the Night".

1. "Dawn of Heroes"

"Dawn of Heroes", also known as "Romance of the Three Kingdoms - Heroes of the Night", is the work of the famous Japanese musician Seiji Yokoyama. The opening song of the 7-hour cartoon movie "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is also a combination of Japan's own sophisticated synthesizers and Chinese folk instruments.

2. "Original Scenery of My Hometown"

"Original Scenery of My Hometown", formerly known as "Original Scenery of the Old Country", is a piece by the Japanese ocarina master Sojiro. Through the fresh and melodious music The music of the ocarina expresses his feelings for nature, mountains, rivers and land. He has appeared in TVB's "The Deer and the Cauldron" (Jordan Chan version), "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" (Louis Koo's version), "Heroes Ritian", and "The Deer and the Cauldron" (Han Dong's version).

3. "Memory of the Forbidden City"

"Memory of the Forbidden City" released on July 24, 1997 was produced by the Japanese group S. E. N. S. Musical works produced. "Memory of the Forbidden City" is the theme song of "The Forbidden City Trilogy".

The theme music "Memory of the Forbidden City" of "Forbidden City Treasures" changes its rhythm with the ups and downs of the historical narrative. The low percussion music is like the bells of Yongle music in the Ming Dynasty, and the melodious and impetuous violin concerto tells the glory of the vicissitudes of civilization in the strings.

4. "Overture of the Undead"

"Overture of the Undead" Roger's composition is now widely circulated on the Internet as a classic Undead in Warcraft 3, and the video of the animated MV is in In Warcraft 3, the animation clips and the background music are the music of the Finnish Dreamland legend band Dawn, adapted from a classic episode of the American movie "The Rock" (vol.), so the sounds are similar.

5. "Piano Music of the Night"

Shi Jin started composing "Piano Music of the Night" in 2006 and spent three and a half years composing 31 pieces of music. Each capital has a different mood, recorded night after night: happiness, sadness, sadness and of course joy. Focusing on healing, each piano piece is quiet and soothing at night, allowing each other's souls to poetically inhabit and touch the soul, among which the fifth one is the most popular.