Jasmine Flower Song Introduction

"Jasmine Flower" is a song originally sung by the Frontier Song and Dance Troupe, adapted by He Fang from the Chinese folk song "Tune of the Fresh Flowers", and first released as a single in 1957.

The pentatonic scale tune of Jasmine Flower has a distinctive national character, and its smooth melody and well-proportioned structure containing periodic repetitions are compatible with Western aesthetic habits, thus its ability to spread in the Western world.

The song belongs to the minor-key category of folk songs and is a single-part song. It is a single-part song. With five-tone modulation and progressive melody, it expresses the euphemistic, smooth, soft and graceful style of Jiangnan, vividly portraying the love and affection of a refined and virtuous girl who is attracted by the fragrant and beautiful jasmine flowers, and wants to pick them but can't bear to, and wants to give them up but can't give them up. The whole song is graceful and exquisite, with deep and subtle feelings. p>August 2008, the music video of the song was filmed in anticipation of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Lei Jia was dressed in a golden cheongsam and participated in the shooting of the MV. In order to give the audience a different visual enjoyment, MV director Kong Jiahuan used alternative expression for the first time, combining Chinese religious culture with the song.

As an important part of the MV footage, the director planned for Lei Jia to sing the song while standing in the hands of a several feet high Buddha, on which Lei Jia calmly shot the MV footage. In addition, the song MV as a tribute to the Beijing Olympic Games, special editing of the Bird's Nest footage, so that the entire MV full of Olympic atmosphere .