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Peng Ling - The Love of the World.

Zhou Huajian - Flying through the fog.

Michelle Yeoh - Love is like a shooting star.

Chen Shuhua - Streamer Flying.

Ren Xianqi - Wind and Cloud Decision.

Song: Singer: Peng Ling **: Liao Zhai Theme Song [ti: Outside the World Love] al: Liao Zhai Theme Song].

Song Title: Love in the World.

Episode: Chat about Zhai.

Singer: Peng Ling.

The cold wind blew through the clouds in the long night.

The clouds gather and disperse, and the original is separated and then approached.

Unconsciously I have been in a state of distress to make the unthinkable happen.

Look at this infatuated woman tonight.

Ah, red is a glass of wine, and my heart is splashed with a sadness or sorrow.

Nostalgia for people getting thinner and hugging you enough.

When the sky is red again, the early morning is even more uncomfortable.

Let the thoughts turn around and go.

From the flower blooming to the center of a dream, the heart is sad but not frozen.

Just because I know that your affection is still the same as mine.

A song and a poem have been sung for thousands of generations.

Where dreams are scattered, who doesn't have heartache.

This kind of ancient chivalrous song, you might as well try Hu Yanbin's "Moonlight", the theme song of China's first martial arts anime "Qin Shi Mingyue", as well as the ending song "Black and White World" such as "Detective Di Renjie Prequel", and Chen Yipeng's "Xiguan", you may have heard Hu Yanbin's "Red Face", he has a lot of songs in this regard, as well as "Farewell Poem", I don't know what you think of "Butterfly", and "Xiaoxiang Rain".

Background:In order to create the theme song of the ancient dragon martial arts drama "New Chu Liuxiang" starring Ren Xianqi, Xiao Worm spent a total of half a year, not only went to Beijing to visit Ren Xianqi's class, but also watched the filmed tape, and directly communicated with the director about the feeling of the play, in order to make the most suitable **. Eventually, he was inspired to write the song while walking along the lakeside in Beijing.

In order to conform to the broad martial arts scenes in the play, the love and hatred of the children of the rivers and lakes, Xiao Worm takes the concept of movie soundtrack, integrates classical and pop music styles, and mobilizes 90 symphonic strings in the background, and uses a large number of Chinese musical instruments such as guzheng and Pai Xiao, and the grievances of the rivers and lakes are intertwined with chivalrous tenderness.

Song Appreciation:"Hua Taixiang" is a song with a strong classical atmosphere, which vividly depicts the lonely back of a hero with peerless martial arts, which makes people feel melancholy while listening to the song. The style of the song is desolate and tragic, the artistic conception is extraordinarily vast and open, there is the heroism of the geometry of life when drinking and singing, but it is difficult to hide the bitterness of the love that cannot be loved, showing the listener the appearance of an incomparably lonely infatuated hero.

The more unrestrained melody, the rhythmic accompaniment, Ren Xianqi's affectionate singing, contained in his hoarse voice, sounds particularly real and a little lonely, and it is very apt to interpret the kind of love that is buried in the heart of a tough guy and cannot be let go of when he wanders the world.

My understanding is: It should be said that a person who walks the rivers and lakes can't help himself, and has to let go of his children's love for the sake of responsibility, the helplessness of grievances and hatred, the loneliness of wandering the world, and a kind of righteous freedom.

People are in the rivers and lakes, grievances and hatreds are constant!

The heart is in the distance, the ambition is also linked!

The author's contradictory heart reflects the heart of failure. I want to do everything, but I can't do anything.

Heroes walking in the rivers and lakes, the theme song of this TV series, you can watch the TV series if you have nothing to do.

Hua Bi Santai Xiang is a Chinese pop song sung by Ren Xianqi.

Released by Rolling Stone Records on September 14, 2001, it was included in the ** "Flying Birds".