What are the top ten famous Chinese songs?

1, "Jasmine"

"Jasmine" is a Chinese folk song, in China as well as the international has a high degree of visibility, is one of the representative elements of Chinese culture, because of its special status and representation, known as "China's second national anthem".

2, "Liang Zhu"

A "Liang Zhu", when the violin and erhu sound, such as Shan Bo and Yingtai tell each other the pain of love, such as sobbing, so that people's hearts surge, infected with deep, tears. It is a long and meandering song that goes straight to the heart.

3. "The Dance of the Golden Snake"

"The Dance of the Golden Snake" is a national orchestral piece organized and adapted by Nie Er. The melody of the piece is soaring and passionate, and the gongs and drums are powerful, rendering a festive and joyful atmosphere with strong Chinese characteristics.

4, "Two Fountains Reflecting the Moon"

"Two Fountains Reflecting the Moon," a famous Erhu piece, is a masterpiece of Chinese folk musician Hua Yanjun (Ah Bing). This piece of music reveals the thoughts and emotions of a blind artist who has suffered from the sorrows and pains of the world, and demonstrates a unique folk playing technique and style, as well as an unparalleled depth of meaning. Reflecting the Moon in Two Springs" is an outstanding work in the treasure house of Chinese folk music culture that is renowned both at home and abroad, and it is one of the treasures in the repertoire of Chinese folk instrumental music.

5, "High Mountains and Flowing Water"

"High Mountains and Flowing Water" is a Chinese ancient qin piece, one of the ten most important ancient pieces in China. Legend has it that the pre-Qin qin master Bo Ya once played the qin in the deserted mountain wilderness, the woodcutter Zhong Ziqi was able to comprehend that it was depicting "E'e Ruoxi Taishan" and "Yang Yang Ruoxi Jianghe". Bo Ya was shocked and said, "Good, the heart of the son is the same as my heart." After Zhong Ziqi's death, Bo Ya lost his soulmate, dropped his zither and stopped playing for the rest of his life, hence the song "High Mountains and Flowing Water".

6, "Ambush on Ten Sides"

The Ambush on Ten Sides is a great Chinese pipa piece, as well as one of the top ten ancient Chinese songs. Played as a solo, the piece is intense and shocking, clearly showing the scene of Xiang Yu's desperation when he was surrounded by an army, making it a masterpiece of art.

7. The Moonlit Night of Spring River Flowers

The Moonlit Night of Spring River Flowers, also known as the Sunset Pipa Drums, is one of the masterpieces of classical folk music, and is a famous pipa solo piece. Because of its far-reaching meaning and long musical sound. It was later renamed after the famous Tang poem "Moonlit Night of Spring River Flowers".

8. "Liuyang River"

"Liuyang River" is a classic Chinese folk song, which has been widely circulated since its creation, and has been interpreted by a number of singers in different ways and styles. Liu Yang He, a popular classic folk song, has been sung for many years, and its familiar melody has penetrated the years of several generations.

9, "Fishing Boat Sings the Evening"

"Fishing Boat Sings the Evening" is a classical Henan zheng piece. The piece depicts the beautiful scene of the setting sun reflecting on the blue waves, the fishermen at ease, and the fishing boats moving away with the waves. This piece is one of the most popular and influential zheng solo pieces in China since the 1930s.

In 1984, Pu Qizhang, a famous master of the electronic piano, adapted it and played it perfectly on the electronic piano, and the TV station chose its 1:36 to 2:43 as the background music for the weather forecast, which has been used until now. The background music has remained unchanged for thirty years, and has become the most familiar and favorite music of 1.3 billion people, and it is perhaps the longest-playing background music among all TV programs in the world.

10?Racing Horses

"Racing Horses" is an erhu solo piece composed by Huang Haihuai, and the piece is loved for its majestic momentum, warm breath, and spirited melody. Whether it's the imposing racers or the galloping and neighing horses, the erhu's melody expresses them beautifully.

The music unfolds in the neighing of the horses, and the melody is bold and unrestrained. The clear and elastic jumping bow from far to near, and the strong and weak vibrato depict the Mongolian herdsmen's celebration of the horse race. The use of the erhu's fast bow, bow-hopping skills, pizzicato strings, and vibrato skills show a vivid and enthusiastic horse racing scene in front of us.