Hong kong classic TV series

The theme song and ending song of the most popular TV series Jin Xiao Mansion are divided into Cantonese and Mandarin versions. Cantonese is sung by Carrie Tam and Mandarin by Gu Yaying. Both versions have their own bright spots.

On the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's return to the motherland, with the popularity of classic programs, our music cells moved violently when playing classic songs.

Familiar characters, unforgettable plots and familiar theme songs have brought those classic film and television works into our lives.

Times melody

As time goes by, the actors on the screen leave one by one, and the singers of those songs gradually fade away. But those characters will not be old, the melody of those times will not change, stay forever, and solidify in the depths of our memory. Enduring, endless. A good film and television work is usually accompanied by a nice theme song. It can be said that the post-70s and post-80s are all influenced by Hong Kong film and television works and Cantonese songs.

We can remember those lyrics better than the text. When the prelude begins, everyone will sing along. This is the charm of Hong Kong music. There is always a melody that can soothe the soul, and there is always a poem that can break the mood. Growing up in Hong Kong opera, most of the songs I heard in the daily song list were Cantonese songs. It's about details, not grand themes.