Five.
1, the original scenery of the hometown
"The original scenery of the hometown", the original name of "hometown of the original scenery", is the Japanese flute master Zongjiro's repertoire, through the fresh and melodious sound of the flute, to explain his feelings for the natural things and mountains and rivers and land. It has been featured in TVB's "The Legend of the Luding" (Chan Siu Chun's version), "The Divine Eagles" (Koo Tin Lok's version), and "The Warrior Riten".
2, the dawn of the hero
"Dawn of the hero," also known as the "Three Kingdoms - Hero Tachi No Night Brightening" is the work of the famous Japanese musician Yokoyama Jing'er, for the cartoon movie "Three Kingdoms" up to seven hours of the opening song, but also Japan's own fine synthesizers with a combination of Chinese folk music instruments to show play. The music features Chinese folk music instruments such as the erhu, guzheng and pipa.
The Japanese side, in order to produce a fine production, specially invited players from mainland China to Japan to participate in the whole recording, including all the styles of the movie are respecting the Chinese style, and the main theme of the soundtrack has been played by the erhu, from the interludes of the theme song to the main soundtrack passages.
3, Fixed Love
"Fixed Love" Composer: Huang Zhan, Arranger: Bao Bida; from the TV series "Fixed Love in Shaolin Temple", it is a very Chinese classical style music, which was quoted in many TV series such as "Divine Eagle Warrior Couple" (version of Koo Tien Lok and Li Ruotong).
4, Drunken Flower Yin
The lyrics of "Drunken Flower Yin" were adapted by Wen Jinsong from Li Qingzhao's "Drunken Flower Yin", composed and arranged by Wen Jinsong and sung by Luo Tianyi. The song's version by Luo Tianyi, uploaded to Beili Beili by Moving Dream Beaver on March 2, 2017, has already had over 100,000 plays, honoring it on Vocaloid's Chinese Hall of Fame Songs list.
5. Legend of the Windy Flowers
"Legend of the Windy Flowers" is the theme song from the Japanese anime "Three Kingdoms", sung by Japanese musician Shinji Tanemura. The animated film "Three Kingdoms" is centered on the story of the Peach Garden. The so-called "Under the Flowers" actually refers to under the peach blossoms, which is in the middle of the Peach Garden.
6, Xuzhou Kaixuan - Mother's Death
The tune "Xuzhou Kaixuan - Mother's Death" originated from the Japanese animated movie "Three Kingdoms", and was scored by the famous Japanese musician Yokoyama Jingle. Although the piece was written by a Japanese, the producers invited performers from China to participate in the entire recording of the soundtrack in order to match the Chinese elements of the plot.
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p>Gu Tian Le version of Divine Eagle Warrior Couple generally refers to Divine Eagle Warrior Couple (1995 Hong Kong TVB version of the TV series starring Gu Tian Le and Li Ruotong)
Divine Eagle Warrior Couple is a TV drama series from Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Limited directed by Timothy Lee, written by Wong Kwok Fai, Kenny Tong, Chiu Ching Yung, and Chan Po-Yan, and starring Gu Tian Le, Li Ruotong, Fu Ming Hsien, Li Chi-Hong, Cheung Ko-Yi, and So Yuk Wah. The drama is adapted from Jin Yong's martial arts novel of the same name "The Divine Eagles", which focuses on the late Southern Song Dynasty and the story of Yang Guo and Xiaolongnu experiencing a poignant love and feud in the Jianghu Lake, and has been premiered on July 31, 1995 on Hong Kong's TVB Jade channel.
The 95th edition of The Divine Eagle Warriors is unique in its action-packed fights, which incorporate Tsui Hark's shooting style of flying and scurrying, the sword formation of the Quanzhen Sect, the lightweight skills of the Ancient Tomb Sect, and the twin swords of Yang and Xiaolongnu, which all make a lasting impression on people. The use of computer stunts is also appropriate, toadstool power, the lowering of the dragon eighteen palms, a Yang finger and other masterpieces are shown very characteristic, attracting children have to imitate. At the same time, the characters are more comfortable in their costumes and the range of locations is much wider. And this version is also the most faithful to the original.