1. Generally, "River Water" is used more often. "River Water" is a heartbreaking and intoxicating piece of music. It interprets the story of Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall from another aspect: just after their wedding, her husband was captured to do labor and stayed away for several years. The poor woman decided to go thousands of miles away to find her husband, but on the way she met someone who was returning and learned that her husband had already died. She was so heartbroken that she came to the river where she saw her husband away and cried bitterly... Anyone who knows the story Relatively few, but it does not affect the understanding and feeling of the emotions expressed by the music. (I remember Hunan Satellite TV's "Happy Camp" has used it several times)

2. In Journey to the West, there is a song called "The Journey to the West" casually written by teacher Zhao Jiping. It actually sounds quite tragic. I'm confused. Many classmates came to stop me←_←

3. "Two Springs Reflect the Moon" is relatively rarely used