The song "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau" was originally sung by Li Na. "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau" was written and composed by Zhang Qianyi and sung by Li Na. It was the opening theme of the 1994 TV series "The Road to Heaven" and was released by Li Na in 1998. Included in the released music album "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau".

In September 1994, Zhang Qianyi accidentally heard Li Na singing the song "Golden Mountain in Beijing" and was moved by it. He expressed that he would like to write a Tibetan-style song for Li Na if he had the opportunity.

At the end of November of the same year, the crew of the TV series "Heavenly Road" asked Zhang Qianyi to compose the music. After reading the script and video materials, Zhang Qianyi was immersed in the huge imagination of this snowy land that he had never set foot in. among. He listens repeatedly to Tibetan songs sung by Tseden Dolma and other older generation Tibetan artists every day, looking for the "soul" of Tibetan music elements.

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When Li Na sang "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau", she used ethnic and popular singing methods. The biggest feature of her singing style is that it is natural and atmospheric, with ease, calm breath, and thorough breathing. The unity of timbre. Li Na's singing was soul-stirring and soared into the sky. She did not deliberately control her breath and breath. She used a very rich Tibetan-style singing method combined with her own unique timbre.

When singing, the position is forward and upward, the fulcrum is stable, and the breathing and singing are unified, and the timbre is closer to the characteristics of this song, so listening to her song, it feels like In front of people's eyes, beautiful natural scenery such as the Potala Palace, snow-capped mountains and plateaus, plateau lakes, blue sky and white clouds, cattle, sheep, and yaks appear in their minds.