"The Forbidden City", "Song From a Secret Garden", "The Mass", "She Is My Sin", "Scarborough Fair", "Croatian Rhapsody", "Conquest of paradise", "Exodus", "He's a Pirate", "Hummell Gets The Rockets".

1. "S.E.N.S."

It is created by Japan's world-renowned S.E.N.S. music group. There are only three parts. This song is listed in the second volume of the Forbidden City Trilogy and is also the first masterpiece in the trilogy. The soundtrack is exquisite, the music is ups and downs, and the rhythm constantly changes with the ups and downs of the historical narrative, and the low percussion sounds like ringing the bell of the Yongle Dynasty.

2. "The Mass"

"The Mass" is adapted from Carmina Burana, which is said to be "the military song of the 1st Armored Division of the German Armed SS during World War II. "Adapted here", which resulted in the similarity of the tune and the fact that it was widely considered to be a Nazi military song. Now, as the song's fame grows, more and more games are incorporating its dynamic and inspiring side.

3. "She Is My Sin"

For CSers, Night Wish's song has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. It is well known that it has been used in many of the world's top promotional videos. is their song. Most of Night Wish's songs are heavy metal music, and this song "She is My Sin" is the theme song of the 1.6 version of CS. This song will sound when entering the interface of many translated versions of 1.6. When you change various button settings before the game At that time, this song seemed to indicate that the war was about to break out. Because of its powerful singing, it has become the music of many videos or compilations.

4. "Beethoven? Virus"

"Beethoven Virus" played by the famous Bulgarian electronic violinist Diana Boncheva, adapted from Beethoven: Piano Pathetique Sonata No. 8 (Grande Rondo Allegro, Rondo Allegro, third movement of Sonate Pathétique). Diana Boncheva was the first to perform this piece at the WEG competition in South Korea, and later the piece became famous.

5. "Exodus"

"Exodus" comes from the ancient Western Regions. As the passionate melody flows under the pianist's fingers, we seem to hear the past Prosperity, the once wildly neighing horses, the once soaring wolf smoke, the still whirling dance steps, the exciting Jie drums, solemn Buddhists, slow-moving caravans, dilapidated post roads, desolate ancient cities, seven The eight unruly wild horses have been baptized by the vast desert and become desolate and mottled. Leaning between the white sand and the blue sky, this is such an intoxicating painting, it is shocking and silent. What's more important is the excitement of people's hearts, the yearning for freedom, and the pursuit to the death.