Romance of The Three Kingdoms (TV Series) - Music

Music

The music for the series was composed by Gu Jianfen (谷建芬).

# Track title Credits Notes
1 滚滚长江东逝水
(pinyin: Gǔngǔn Chángjiāng Dōngshì Shuĭ)
(translation: The Billowing Yangtze River Flows East)
Lyrics by Yang Shen; performed by Yang Hongji The opening theme song
2 历史的天空
(pinyin: Lìshĭ Dē Tiānkōng)
(translation: The Sky Of History)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Mao Amin The ending theme song
3 这一拜
(pinyin: Zhè Yī Bài)
(translation: This Bow)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Liu Huan Played during the Peach Garden Oath scene in episode 1 and during the three brothers' reunion scene in episode 19
4 烈火雄风
(pinyin: Lièhuŏ Xíóngfēng)
(translation: Fierce Fire And Majestic Wind)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Lü Jihong Played during Lü Bu's riding scene in episode 3
5 貂蝉已随清风去
(pinyin: Diāochán Yĭsuí Qīngfēng Qù)
(translation: Diaochan Has Gone With The Wind)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Wan Shanhong Played during the last scene showing Diaochan's departure in episode 7
6 淯水吟
(pinyin: Yùshuĭ Yín)
(translation: Ode To The Yu River)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Mao Amin Played during the Battle of Wancheng scene in episode 11
7 有为歌
(pinyin: Yŏuwéi Gē)
(translation: A Promising Song)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Dai Jianming Played during Zhuge Liang's scene in episode 27
8 民得平安天下安
(pinyin: Míndé Píng'ān Tiānxià Ān)
(translation: The World Is Peaceful When People Are At Peace)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Cui Jinghao Played during the scene showing Liu Bei crossing the river with civilians in episode 29
9 豹头环眼好兄弟
(pinyin: Bàotóu Huányăn Hăo Xiōngdì)
(translation: The Good Brother With A Leopard's Head And Big Round Eyes)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Yin Xiangjie
10 当阳常志此心丹
(pinyin: Dāngyáng Chángzhì Cĭ Xīndān)
(translation: In Dangyang This Red Heart Is Shown)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Cui Jinghao Played during Zhao Yun's heroics scene in episode 30
11 丈夫歌
(pinyin: Zhàngfū Gē)
(translation: A Song For Men)
Lyrics by Luo Guanzhong; performed by Lü Jihong Played during Zhou Yu's dance scene in episode 33
12 短歌行
(pinyin: Duăngē Xíng)
(translation: A Short Song)
Lyrics by Cao Cao; performed by Yang Hongji Played during Cao Cao's poem recitation scene in episode 37
13 江上行
(pinyin: Jiāngshàng Xíng)
(translation: Sail Along The River)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Cui Jinghao Played during the scene showing Guan Yu's arrival by boat in episode 53
14 七步诗
(pinyin: Qībù Shī)
(translation: The Seven-Step Poem)
Lyrics by Cao Zhi; performed by Liu Huan Played during Cao Zhi's poem recitation scene in episode 61
15 哭诸葛
(pinyin: Kū Zhūgě)
(translation: Mourning Zhuge)
Lyrics by Wang Jian; performed by Liu Huan Played during Zhuge Liang's funeral scene in episode 77
16 一夜北风寨
(pinyin: Yīyè Běifēng Zhài)
(translation: A Night In The Northern Wind Fortress)
Lyrics by Luo Guanzhong
17 壮士功名尚未成
(pinyin: Zhuàngshì Gōngmíng Shàngwèi Chéng)
(translation: A Hero Has Yet To Achieve Glory)
Lyrics by Zhu Xiaoping
18 南阳有隐居
(pinyin: Nányáng Yŏu Yĭnjū)
(translation: There Is A Hermit In Nan Yang)
Lyrics by Luo Guanzhong
19 谁肯论英雄
(pinyin: Shéikěn Lùn Yīngxióng)
(translation: Who Would Talk About Heroes)
Lyrics by Zhu Xiaoping
20 子夜四时歌
(pinyin: Zĭyè Sìshí Gē)
(translation: The Midnight Song)
Played during Liu Bei and Lady Sun's wedding scene in episode 43
21 卧龙吟
(pinyin: Wòlóng Yín)
(translation: Crouching Dragon's Song)
Lyrics by Wang Jian
Performed by Dai Jianming
22 明主求贤兮却不知吾
(pinyin: Míngzhŭ Qíuxián Xī Què Bùzhī Wú)
(translation: The Wise Ruler Seeks Talents But Knows Me Not)
Lyrics by Luo Guanzhong Played during the scene where Liu Bei meets Xu Shu in episode 25

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