As follows:

The first song uses the Xun song "Xinghua Tianying", the second song uses the violin version of "Butterfly Lovers", and the third song is just I couldn't tell what music the drums were playing at, so the last music used was "Braveheart Movie Soundtrack".

Slow voice, also known as "Sheng Sheng Slow", "Man Upstairs", "Han Song Sigh", "Feng Qiu Huang", etc. This tune was first seen in Chao Bu's poems in the Northern Song Dynasty. The ancients mostly used Ru tone, which has two styles: flat rhyme and oblique rhyme. For those with flat rhyme, Chao Buzhi, Wu Wenying, and Wang Yisun's poems are in the formal style. The meter has ninety-nine characters in double tones, nine lines in the first paragraph with four flat rhymes, and eight lines in the back with four flat rhymes. There are also ninety-seven characters in double tones, and ten in the first paragraph. There are five variations, including the four-level rhyme of the sentence and the four-level rhyme of the nine sentences in the second paragraph. For oblique rhymes, Gao Guanguo's "Slow Sound·Hu Tian Never Night" is the main form, with ninety-seven characters in double tone. The first part has ten lines with four oblique rhymes, and the second part has eight lines with four oblique rhymes. There are also five variations including ninety-nine characters in double tone, ten sentences in the front and back paragraphs, and four oblique rhymes. The style of this tune is slow and choking, like weeping and complaining, and mostly writes about sad and melancholy themes. Representative works include Li Qingzhao's "Slow Voice· Searching and Searching" and so on.