Which episode is Zhao Jiping's A Chinese Odyssey?

The episode of Zhao Jiping's A Chinese Odyssey is reeds.

Reed ups and downs is a flute song written by Zhao Jiping, a famous Chinese composer, for the film A Chinese Odyssey. The song was composed by Zhao Jiping, conducted by Hu Bingxu, played by the Central Orchestra and recorded by Zhang Zhengdi.

The composer skillfully integrated the theme into the playing technique of erhu, and expressed his meaning with melodious timbre and long bow expression. The music is interspersed in different ranges and gradually spread out, which makes the dialogue between erhu and string band ethereal and elegant, as if floating out of the vast reeds, affectionate and awkward.

Creative background:

Master Zhao Jiping composed music for A Chinese Odyssey, and the script at that time was called A Chinese Odyssey. When Zhao Jiping got this book called "Roar East", he thought it was just fooling around. The story is bizarre and lame, full of adjectives and exclamations with Hong Kong flavor, which makes people very uncomfortable. It took him three days to finish reading it.

In order to find the feeling, he visited the studio of Xiying Factory again. This film is very different from the serious films he created before. At the same time, Hong Kong also brought him the theme melody created by Lu Guanting for the film, which was later used by Zhao Jiping as the basis for the soundtrack of the whole film. Zhao Jiping determined the theme of music: embodying the ultimate unity of human nature, interspersed with discordant voices, such as goblins, wars, disasters and so on.

Generally speaking, according to the domestic way, composers should set music according to paragraphs in front of the camera, but the habit of Hong Kong people is very simple. The composer writes several pieces of music, and then the director listens to them before using them. The director is the chief dispatcher. /kloc-Music over 0/hour is edited in Hong Kong, so a specific piece of music often has no name.