The songs appeared in the form of instrumental music, skillfully using electronic drums, vividly showing the Monkey King's dashing and heroic spirit, making the finishing point, and opening the precedent of the combination of electroacoustic, orchestra and folk music in TV soundtrack. This song is like the power of the Monkey King's golden hoop, or the indomitable spirit of Tang Priest.

Composer Xu Jingqing boldly chose the orchestration: electronic music, trumpet and brass are magnificent, which is a sense of justice; When a female voice comes out, it floats, which is mythical beauty. These two elements constantly intersect, forming the "Cloud Palace Yin Xun".

Psychedelic jumping electric sound, bass guitar; China's guzheng, pipa and chime; Western orchestral instruments such as trumpet and violin; Exotic African tambourine; A female voice as ethereal as nature. Different styles of musical instruments sound like mountains, each in its own way, but orderly, rigid and elegant. Finally, the people are United, ending with a harp, flowing, beautiful and solemn. It can be called an ingenious and all-encompassing arrangement.

Creative background:

1985 Spring Festival, the crew received news that CCTV will broadcast the filming part of Journey to the West during 1986 Spring Festival. Before the broadcast, Yang Jie asked Xu Jingqing to take away the opening song of The Journey to the West composed by another composer and write a song of 2 minutes and 40 seconds. This song, which was later called "Yin Xun in the Cloud Palace" by netizens, made Xu Jingqing struggle.

Xu Jingqing is used to writing at night and getting up at noon. One day, after getting up at noon, I was in a daze in bed, just as several migrant workers passed by the window, banging on lunch boxes and humming a little song. Xu Jingqing, like an awakened person, was born from the tune of migrant workers and brewed a classic Deng Deng Deng.

"Yin Xun in the Cloud Palace" didn't even have a song name at first, but it was always called "Overture to the Journey to the West" or "Overture". The name of the music was chosen by netizens many years after the TV series was broadcast. Xu Jingqing likes this name, which is "kind and appropriate, with a literary flavor".