The commonly used music for sprinklers include: "Happy Birthday to You", "Orchid Grass", "Only Mom is Good in the World", "Nanniwan", "Fifteenth Moon".

1. "Happy Birthday to You": "Happy Birthday to You" is one of the three most popular songs in English, the other two being "Auld Lang Syne" and "He is a "Happy good boy". The song has been translated into many languages, although its English lyrics are often sung in countries where English is not the primary language.

2. "Orchid Grass": "Orchid Grass" is a song originally sung by Yinxia. It was written by Hu Shi and composed by Chen Xiande and Zhang Bi. The song was released on September 1, 1979 and included in the album In "Answer". This song was adapted from a poem "Hope" written by Mr. Hu Shi in his early years. It was later revised and set to music by Chen Xiande and Zhang Bi from Taiwan. It was also renamed "Orchid Grass" and became widely sung.

3. "Only Mom is Good in the World": The song is full of deep love for mothers. It has appeared as an interlude in two movies that promote family ethics, namely "Mom Love Me Again" and "Mom Love Me Again". "The Wandering Story of a Bitter Child". It is a heavyweight tear gas in the memory of many people. It should be said that most of the audiences who came from the 1980s still remember the collective tears in their memories of "Only Mom is Good in the World".

4. "Nanniwan": "Nanniwan" is a song sung by Cui Jian and included in the album "Resolution" released on February 1, 1991. The lyrics of the song "Nanniwan" are simple and simple, full of cheerful atmosphere and positive emotions. The song has a beautiful melody, with the first half of the melody being soft and euphemistic, the second half of the song jumping joyfully, and finally ending the song with an ascending fifth tone.

5. "The Moon on the Fifteenth": "The Moon on the Fifteenth" is a song written by Shi Xiang, composed by Tie Yuan and Xu Xiyi, arranged by Lou Lianguang, and sung by Dong Zhenhou. The song was composed in 1984. After the song "Fifteenth Moon" was sung, the simple lyrics expressed the feelings of the border guards and their wives. People are familiar with this song, but few know the birthplace of this song, Qiulinggou, Huade County, Inner Mongolia.