All the aria of Li Tianfang in the opera.

Li Tianfang's whole aria: Li Huozi's divorce, Li Huozi's dream of marrying a daughter-in-law, Liu Quan's crying wife, flogging Lu Hua, and Ding Lang's recognition of his father.

1, Li Huozi divorced

This aria depicts the emotional entanglement between Li Huozi and his wife. Through Li Huozi's inner monologue, it shows the misunderstanding and contradiction between husband and wife, as well as the helplessness and pain of eventually having to go to divorce. Melody ups and downs, and Li Huozi's emotional changes complement each other.

2. "Li Huozi dreams of marrying his wife"

This aria takes Li Huozi's dream as the background, and describes the wonderful time he had with his ideal partner in his dream. Through the contrast between dream and reality, it shows Li Huozi's desire and pursuit of beautiful love. Music is light and ethereal, just like a dream.

3. Liu Quan Crys for His Wife

This aria is based on "Where Are You Going?" by Liu Quan and his wife. Through Liu Quan's sad songs, it expresses the deep feelings between husband and wife and the endless yearning for their deceased relatives. The melody is deep and sad, moving.

4. "Whipping Reed Flowers"

This aria tells the story of the flogged reed flower and compares the suffering and struggle of the oppressed through the image of the reed flower. Li Tianfang's songs are full of passion and indignation, expressing his deep sympathy and resistance to injustice and suffering.

5. "Ding Lang recognizes Dad"

This aria depicts the reunion of Ding Lang with his long-lost father. Through Li Tianfang's delicate emotional treatment, it shows the complex emotional interweaving between father and son and the touching moment of final recognition. The melody is warm and moving, full of family warmth.