1. Breaking Tears:
A Chinese-style song sung by the internet celebrity Dantang Xiacao tells a story of the Three Kingdoms that has been interpreted by people countless times. This song can be said to be a must-hear song in the ancient wind circle. As soon as the prelude rings, it takes us back to the chaotic Three Kingdoms era, and Dantang Xiacao's gentle singing seems to tell Zhou Yu's story.
2. Nongxi:
Nongxi incorporates strong elements of traditional Chinese opera in terms of melody singing and arrangement design, and the lyrics are staggered in time and space, echoing in and out of the play, which tells the story of a young man and woman's wrong dream love. The dedicated production of Bai Mu Sanshi and the melodious flute of young musician Wu Ti add a lot of color to the work.
3. Snow on the Cold River:
Snow on the Cold River is a aria that combines Peking Opera. It is arranged with traditional musical instruments and popular music. When it is opened, it smells like an old man fishing in the cold river-snow. This new cross-border song continues the humanistic temperament of elegant Chinese style. The whole song is arranged with a lot of popular musical instruments, and the Beijing Opera aria interspersed with it is quite classical.
4. Dian Prison Department:
Dian Prison Department is an ending song sung by an audio monster for the TV series Old Nine Doors. This song has a long rhyme and is quite ancient, with tragic parts, regrets, nostalgia and heartache, and a beautiful style. Waiting is actually a kind of expectation and yearning, and this kind of emotion can be seen in the lyrics. "Clearing your head like an old friend's bun" blocks things and gives birth to feelings.
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This is one of the representative works of the goddess Rachel. Rachel's voice is clear and unique, and her voice is fascinating. This song tells the story of the companionship and parting between a puppet Weng and a puppet who has been involved in his life. Although it is sad and helpless, this love is vigorous and earth-shaking.