Original singer of the song "Maiden of the Dharma

The original singer of the song "Maiden of the Dharma" is Li Lingyu.

The "Dharma Maiden" is from the CCTV version of the TV series "Journey to the West" of the twenty-fourth episode of "Dharma Receives the Jade Rabbit", in this episode, the Dharma Maiden and the Jade Rabbit spirit, the two roles are by the famous singer Li Lingyu. Li Lingyu, female, born on April 9, 1963 in Shanghai, graduated from the Beijing Red Flag Yueju Opera Troupe, Chinese pop music singer, actress, host.

The song expresses the passionate feelings of a young girl who is in the throes of love and meets her beloved boy! It also y expresses the shyness of girls! They are a group of dancing elves, with their pride, passionate like fire. These dancers are from the heart of joy, from the heart of the smile expresses the pleasant and calm state of mind, in the process of dance, they can shock the heart, enrich our emotions, dance is also a pursuit of art!

Song Introduction of "Maiden of the Zhu"

"Maiden of the Zhu" is the most challenging of the songs of "Journey to the West"! How to represent Indian music in a Chinese mythological drama is a subject that must be addressed. In the 1980s, there were many songs from India that were popular in China, so there would be no material that could not be borrowed.

Each country and each nation has its own unique style of music, and once you hear it, you know which country or even which nation it belongs to, so you have to seize their "extraordinary" rather than "universal" to exaggerate their "extraordinary" nature. "It is like drawing a caricature of a person, try to exaggerate the characteristics of a person, it will be more like that person.

Indian music is not like Chinese folk songs, which avoid the partial tones "fa" and "xi" as much as possible, but emphasize these two tones a lot. The sound of "Fa" is emphasized endlessly in , as well as the sound of "Xi"; in addition, there are the verbal words with local characteristics, which remind people of that nation and that country as soon as they listen to them, and in , the word "Shari" is repeated, very much like the word "Wa". The repetition of "Shari" in "Dharma Maiden" has a very Indian flavor.