Good graduation songs include "My Deskmate", "Have a Happy Journey", "Gardenia Blossoms", "Those Years", and "Friends".

1. "You at the Same Desk"

The song "You at the Same Desk" is very popular. It is sung by Lao Lang and written and composed by Gao Xiaosong. Once popular in the streets and alleys, it became the favorite of countless boys and girls born in the 1980s. It is a representative work of campus folk songs. It has a milestone significance and is still talked about. It is a gentle, beautiful and evocative Mandarin song.

Some people say that campus folk songs reincarnate every ten years. In the early 1980s, it was "Childhood" and "The Story of Time" that led the music trend. But then in 1994, mainland pop music rose overnight. A new campus force, the campus style sung by Gao Xiaosong, Lao Lang and others, has blown into everyone's heart.

They injected freshness into the social culture that was just beginning to be impetuous at that time, and moved everyone. Later, Rene Liu also released this song in the album "Together".

2. "Wish you a safe journey"

"Wish you a nice journey" is a song sung by Wu Qilong. It was written by Wu Qilong and composed by Li Ziheng. It was included in Wu Qilong's album released in August 1992. ’s first solo album "The Wind Chasing Boy". This song is the theme song of "The Story of Playing Back from School".

In 1992, because Chen Zhipeng went to serve in the army, the Little Tigers were temporarily disbanded. Wu Qilong first released a solo album, among which "Have a Happy Journey" was written by Wu Qilong to bid farewell to Chen Zhipeng. The song is even more popular and expresses the sadness of separation very well. It is a song often used by many people when they graduate or part ways.

3. "Gardenia Blooms"

"Gardenia Blooms" is the first single released by mainland Chinese male artist He Jiong. Written and composed by Wu Kuan and arranged by Zhou Di, it was included in He Jiong's first album "Can Love" released in July 2004.

In 2004, He Jiong won the TVB8 Golden Melody Award for Best Newcomer of the Year for this song. In March 2005, he won the Top Ten Golden Melody Award in the 12th Oriental Chart. In 2015, the song became the theme song of the youth campus movie "Gardenia Blooms 2015" directed by He Jiong, sung by He Jiong and Wang Shiling.

4. "Those Years"

"Those Years" is the movie "Those Years, the Girl We Chased Together." "Theme song", written by Nine Knives, composed by Mitsuri Kimura, and sung by Hu Xia. Included in the album "Those Years, the Girl We Chased Together Movie Soundtrack" and Hu Xia's 2012 album "Randian".

On January 7, 2012, the song "Those Years" won the 34th Top Ten Chinese Golden Melody Awards and other awards; on January 15 of the same year, "Those Years" was listed on Taiwan's KKBOX Digital List Music chart.

On April 8, Nine Knives won the Best Lyricist Award at the 12th Music Chart Annual Ceremony for this song; on May 15, it won the Best Movie Theme Song and was nominated for the Best Song of the Year. Award; on June 30, "Those Years" was nominated for the most watched song of the year by Baijia Media. On August 5, "Those Years" was nominated for the world's most popular song.

5. "Friends"

"Friends" is a song sung by Chow Huajian. It was written by Liu Siming, composed by Liu Zhihong, and arranged by Hong Jingyao. It was included in Chow Huajian's album released on April 16, 1997. The album of the same name "Friends" is Zhou Huajian's masterpiece. In 1997, the song was ranked among the top 20 songs in the 4th Global Chinese Music Chart.

Liu Siming, the author of the song, said that writing the song "Friends" was a rare writing experience, as if the song had already existed there, and all he could do was feel, record, and complete it. Just leave it.

In Hsinchu in June 1996, the summer cicadas were chirping, and a group of children passed by in a lively manner. In their innocent and dark eyes, Liu Siming was inspired to create.

Initially, the song was just a natural creation of Liu Zhihong and Liu Siming, with no specific singers. All they could rely on between collision and search was themselves, and they had no way of placing their trust in something that could last forever. A sense of stability, and the only thing that can give musicians a sense of peace of mind is friends, apart from family.

This was the simple motivation of the two when they wrote "Friends". When "Friends" was created, it was not actually planned that Stephen Chow would sing it, nor did he expect it to become the title song in Chow's album.

When Zhou Huajian saw the lyrics and music of "Friends" for the first time, he immediately agreed to sing this theme song that describes "unchanging friendship in an uncertain environment".