What was the background music for each episode of the old version of Journey to the West?
The old version of Journey to the West had the following soundtracks for each episode: The first episode: Journey to the West Overture Chapter 2: Kingdom of Women The third episode: Flaming Mountain The fourth episode: White Bone Demon Chapter 5: Coiled Silk Cave [The Monkey King Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times] Chapter 7: Immobilization Technique The Tang Monk at the foot of the Flaming Mountain Chapter 9: Wuzhuang Taoist Temple The Treasure of the Dragon Palace Wukong vs. Red Boy Chapter 12: Tang Sanzang's Pilgrimage These are the main soundtracks for each episode of the old version of Journey to the West. These soundtracks were all composed by famous composer and sung by famous actors. These soundtracks played a very important role in the old TV series, adding a rich cultural atmosphere to the TV series.
The title of each episode of the old version of Journey to the West
The names of each episode of the 1986 old TV series Journey to the West were as follows: [First episode: Birth of the Monkey King] The second episode: The title is Ma Wen; The third episode, wreaking havoc in the Five Heavenly Palace; Chapter 4: Trapped in the Five Elements Mountain The fifth episode: Tang Sanzang came to rescue; The sixth episode: The disaster of Guanyin Courtyard; The seventh episode: Zhu Bajie as a disciple; The eighth episode: Encountering Three Difficulties on the Way; [9th episode: Stealing good ginseng.] Chapter 10: Three Beats on White Bone Demon [11th episode: The Monkey King's wisdom is stimulated.] Chapter 12: Lotus Flower Cave Chapter 13: Demon-slaying Wuji Kingdom The Great Battle with Red Boy Chapter 15: Battle of the Three Monsters Chapter 16: Passing by the Kingdom of Women Chapter 17: Collecting Banana Fans Chapter 18: Sweeping the Tower to Distinguish the Wrongs; Chapter 19: Mistaken Little Thunderclap The Monkey Makes a Miracle Doctor; The twenty-first episode: The fourth exploration of the Bottomless Pit; [Twenty-third episode: Passing on the Art of Yuhua Continent] [24th episode: The Jade Rabbit is Captured by the Monkey] Chapter 25: Rebirth to the Great Joy. Sequel (16 episodes): The first episode: Crossing the Heavenspan River; Second episode: Master and disciple have two hearts; The Real Monkey King and the Fake Monkey King The fourth episode: Shituo Ridge; The fifth episode, Peacock Stage; The sixth episode: The seventh episode: Eighth episode, subduing the green bull monster; Chapter 9: Praying for Rain in Fengxian County The tenth episode: Making a big fuss in the Hall of Fragrance; Chapter 11: The Path of the Desolation; Chapter 12: Tears Splash on Misty Mountain Chapter 13: Saving Children's Town The 14th episode: Purging the Bodhisattva Domain; Chapter 15: The Return of the Soul and the Good Man; Chapter 16: Watching the Lanterns of the Golden Peace Mansion. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!
The old version of Journey to the West, episodes 1 - 52, each episode summary
Old version of QQ background music
The following are some of the background music for the old version of QQ Flying Car: "In the End," although it is controversial whether it is the theme song, it is one of the more classic background music for QQ Flying Car;"Unlimited Speed" sung by Benxi and Aqiao;"Super Girl"(Super Junior M),"Up In The Club"(Rain),"Wrecking Ball"(sung by Agent 51),"Disappear"(sung by Agent 51),"Aim High"(sung by Agent 51),"(I'm Here)"(sung by SoulJa and Aoyama Terama),"Straight Through My Heart (Main Version)"(sung by Backstreet Boys),"Gee (Korean ver.)" "Remember The Name (feat. Styles Of Beyond "(sung by Fort Minor and Styles of Beyond). "Snow Kisses All Over Dusk" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!
Excerpt from the old version of Journey to the West
Hong Kong Old Version of Journey to the West
Hong Kong's old version of Journey to the West referred to the 1996 Mandarin version of Journey to the West, which was first broadcasted in 1996. This was a TV series adapted from the China classic Journey to the West, with Jiang Hua, Dicky Zhang, Li Yaoxiang, Mai Changqing, and other actors. This drama faithfully restored many of the classic plots in the original work, telling the story of Tang Sanzang and his disciples who finally obtained the true scriptures after 81 difficulties. In terms of character creation, Jiang Hua played Tang Sanzang, who was gentle, compassionate, tolerant and determined; Zhang Dicky played Sun Wukong, who showed wit, courage and mischievousness vividly. His performance of Sun Wukong was cute. His usual "Yo, hit the demon, don't be afraid" and the corresponding movements were once popular and imitated by many people, with his own unique style. In addition to the famous works, this drama also added a lot of funny elements. There were some improvements in the production compared to the 86 version. For example, the explanation of some plots was more detailed. For example, the process of Sun Wukong and the Bull Demon King becoming sworn brothers was not reflected in the 86 version, but this version was involved. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!
The background of Journey to the West
"Three versus White Bone Demon" was set in a fantasy world where humans, gods, and demons coexisted. Tang Sanzang and his disciples were on their way to the west to obtain scriptures. This incident happened when they reached the White Tiger Ridge. From the perspective of demons, White Bone Demon was a relatively special demon. She was weak, had a small territory (only forty miles), had no followers, and did not even have a decent cave abode. However, she wanted to eat Tang Sanzang's meat in order to achieve the goal of immortality. She changed into a village girl who went up the mountain to deliver vegetarian food, an old woman and an old man who went up the mountain to offer incense, trying to deceive Tang Sanzang and his disciples. From the perspective of Tang Sanzang and his disciples, this incident led to the division of the Buddhist scriptures team. Sun Wukong saw through the disguise of Baijing and beat him three times. Tang Sanzang could not distinguish between humans and demons, so he blamed Sun Wukong for wanton murder and drove him back to Huaguo Mountain, causing Tang Sanzang to lose protection and be captured by Baijing. Later, Zhu Bajie escaped to Huaguo Mountain to find Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong rescued Tang Sanzang regardless of the past, and the master and disciple untied their hearts and resumed their journey. This story originated from the 27th chapter of Journey to the West written by Wu Chengen in the Ming Dynasty. Later, it was adapted into many art forms, such as Beijing opera, movies, and TV dramas. It also reflected the complexity of human nature and the harm of monsters to humans. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!
The Journey to the West is pure music
The name of the pure music in Journey to the West was not mentioned.
Journey to the West, episode 31
There were many developments in the plot of the 31st episode of Journey to the West. In this episode, the white wolf was able to skillfully use the beast soul of the Sky Feather Hunter to destroy many stone pillars. The destruction of the stone pillars caused Sun Wukong's seal to begin to loosen, and he could even speak. However, some people believed that the speaker might not be the real Goku. From the voice acting, it looked different from before. At the same time, the plot indicated that Sun Wukong's unsealing had progressed, but there was a saying that the real suppression of Sun Wukong might be a sword. This episode also mentioned that the Dragon Clan of the South Sea had complained to the Heavenly Court that the Dragon Clan of the South Sea had hidden a strange scripture in the Heavenly Feather Mountain. The Dragon Clan of the South Sea had invited God Erlang to deal with Tang Sanzang and the others. In addition, in order to remove the seal on Wukong, he had to destroy the stone pillar and pull out the sword that sealed him. On the other side, the old dragon king of the Heavenly Feather Mountain was preparing his troops when the Heavenly soldiers attacked. He led more than 300 dragons to fight against the Heavenly soldiers alone. The little white wolf chose to stay when the Heavenly Feather Mountain was in danger to repay the kindness of saving his life.
Journey to the West, episode 40
In the 40th episode of Journey to the West, the three gods woke up and Sun Wukong helped the gods through the crisis. After the team left the west, Sha Wujing went to the underworld to save his master. Ba Jie killed someone in Black Water Town because of his mistake. Xiao Yu, the white wolf, subdued a tiger in the Forest of Horrors and was besieged by stone soldiers in the ancient city. Sanzang and others returned to rescue them, but they met the Dark Shadow Heavenly King and Wukong returned to help. Sanzang resolved the resentment of the dead souls, and the western team bid farewell to their old friends and continued on their way.
Journey to the West 86: episode 26
The 86 edition of Journey to the West only had 25 episodes, and there was no 26th episode. Watching Journey to the West: Sun Wukong Beats the White Bone Demon Three Times is not enough. Everyone is welcome to click to read the novel!