Main theme: Yangliu

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There are many introductions and appreciations of the TV soundtrack of "The Son of Evil" on the Internet, including Interviews with directors, composers, performers, etc., but there is a very important component of TV music that no one has specifically introduced, which is the "songs" in "The Son of Evil". Some of these songs are fully sung by the characters in the show (such as Xiaoyu's farewell song before leaving), some are occasionally hummed by the characters in the play, and some are played by the characters in the play.

Different from Fan Zongpei’s TV soundtracks, these songs and tunes are not created by crew members outside the story (off-screen), but are life passages that actually happened in the story and are content “in-screen” . Understanding these songs is often even more important than understanding the off-screen TV soundtrack. These tunes truly record the real social appearance of Taiwan after its restoration to the isolation period in the 1970s. They reflect the life experiences and inner activities of the characters in the play. They are very important for understanding the plot, the characters, and even the development of Taiwanese society reflected in the film. Importantly, for example, the melody of Ah Qing playing the harmonica is believed to have been carefully chosen by the director. It appears many times and is very crucial to the theme. For the Taiwanese audience, these songs are very familiar to them, so few people introduce and discuss them specifically; but for our mainland audience of "Evil Son", if it is not specially explained and explained, they may rarely be able to Produces *whispers.