#Xia yu tian instrumental series

There will be a number of Jay Chou soundtrack pieces, of course, since he has scored several films in recent years.

#Xia yu tian instrumental series

Next in the soundtrack series is another song from Jay Chou. Tian wei wei liang ni qing sheng de tan yi ye chou chang ru ci wei wan Shei de jiang shan ma ti sheng kuang luan wo yi shen de rong zhuang hu xiao cang sang Hua yi xiang wan piao luo le can lan diao xie de shi dao shang ming yun bu kanĬhou mo du jiang qiu xin chai liang ban pa ni shang bu lai le an yi bei zi yao huang Tu liu wo gu dan zai hu mian cheng shuang Hua luo ren duan chang wo xin shi jing jing tangīei feng luan ye wei yang ni de ying zi jian bu jian Ju hua can man di shang ni de xiao rong yi fan huang

Meng zai yuan fang hua cheng yi lu: xiang sui feng piao san ni de mu yang Yu qing qing tan zhu hong se de chuang wo yi sheng zai zhi shang bei feng chui luan

Ye tai man chang ning jie cheng le shuang shi shei zai ge lou shang bing de jue wang Ni de lei guang rou ruo zhang dai shang can bai de yue wan wan gou zhu guo wang Work on your falsetto, or leave the chorus to the ladies. Pay attention to the scenes in the opening sequence, and you’ll see why this film was the most expensive Chinese film of all time at its release (though it has since been outdone by Red Cliff ).Īs for the singing difficulty, it’s a somewhat difficult tune in terms of vocabulary, but is definitely a hard one if you happen to be a man. Actually, this song was released on one of Jay Chou’s earlier albums, but was used in this 2006 film, and thus the video contains scenes from the movie. This one is from the film Curse of the Golden Flower (滿城盡帶黃金甲), a visually spectacular film that was otherwise not very spectacular.