1, "the most dazzling national style"
The most dazzling national style is a popular song sung by Phoenix Legend, composed by Juck Zhang and released on May 27th, 2009. It is the title song of his third album "The Most Dazzling National Style".
March 20 12 is well known by the public because of its catchy melody. The most dazzling national style won the 27th week of the top 500 Baidu music songs, was elected as the top ten golden songs of Baidu music on 20 12, and was the most popular golden song in the 11th CCTV-MTV Music Festival on 20 12.
2. "Change yourself"
"Change Yourself" is a song sung by Wang Leehom, written and composed by Wang Leehom, and included in the album "Change Yourself" released by Wang Leehom on July 13, 2007. Change Yourself is composed by Wang Leehom. This song was inspired by Wang Leehom's life experience.
3. "Love is just a word"
Love is a Word is a song sung by Jeff Chang Shin-Che Shen Che, composed by Jean Michel Ou and written by Chen Jiali. It is the ending song of the China animated film Lotus Lantern released on 1999.
This song has been widely sung in China since 1999, and it is one of the most influential works of Jeff Chang Shin-Che Xinche in mainland China. In 2000, he won the Top Ten Golden Melody Award of Shanghai Starlight Century.
4. "I believe"
Composed and arranged by Chen Guohua, written by Yurui Liu and sung by Yang Peian, I Believe was included in Yang Peian's first solo album Yang Peian-Me at 2: 30 midnight on May 26th, 2006.
In 2006, "I Believe" was broadcast on TV as an advertisement for Taiwanese beer, which officially made Yang Peian's name appear in the music world. Because of the youth inspirational theme of I Believe, this song was selected as the theme song of Taiwan Province TV series Diary of a Recruit, the ending song of eight CCTV military youth inspirational idol dramas The Fifth Space and eight CCTV youth inspirational dramas Graduation Time.
Step 5 "conquer"
Conquest is a song composed by Yuan Weiren, arranged by Wang Jikang and sung by Na Ying. It was included in Na Ying's album Conquest released on April 1998.
1998, this song won the most popular TOP20 song in the 5th Chinese Language List.