"Towards the Future" is the theme song of the movie "A Better Tomorrow 2" directed by John Woo and Tsui Hark in 1987. It was sung by Leslie Cheung, lyrics written by Huang Zhan, and composed and arranged by Gu Jiahui. It is included in Leslie Cheung's solo album "Virgin Snow" released in 1988. On November 24, 2004, the godfather of Hong Kong music scene Huang Zhan passed away. On the same day, the first commemorative album "Swordsman Huang Zhan's Classics" was jointly released by the three major record companies of Universal, Warner and EMI. This song is included in track 8 of Disc 3 of the album.

"Always Good Luck" Leslie Cheung became famous in the 1980s. The theme song and many interludes he sang with Anita Mui were also very popular at that time; and he starred in the TV series "Nong Ben" The playboy image of "Sentimental" is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and the theme song of the same name as the play is still talked about today.

"Love" is Leslie Cheung's first Mandarin album. It is a trial work to open up the Taiwanese record market. It is also Leslie Cheung's last album with China Star. The main song is "Love". The Taiwanese version of the Mandarin album was released on November 26, 1986, titled "A Hero's True Colors", and was jointly released by China Star Records and Taiwan's Rolling Stone Records. In January 1987, China Star Records released it in Hong Kong, removing "Monica" and "Hold a Handful of Loneliness" and adding two Cantonese songs, "Adoration" and "Let Me Disappear", and the album was renamed "Adoration". In the autumn of 1995, Huaxing Records released the CD version of "Love".

"Edge of Fire" is a song sung by Leslie Cheung, an influential palace-level singer and famous actor in Asia. The original version of "Edge of Fire" is "Rain Of Dream" by the famous Japanese singer Hideki Saijo