Legendary Fighter: Yang's Heroine

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Legendary Fighter: Yang's Heroine
Legendaryfighteryangsheroine.jpg
DVD cover
Genre costume drama
Written byWang Lizhi
Directed by
  • Yuen Ying-ming
  • Huang Weiming
  • Wai Hon-to
Starring
Opening theme"An Affair to Remember"
Ending theme"Chún Zhēn" (纯真) performed by Mayday
Composer Mak Chun Hung
Country of originChina
Original languageMandarin
No. of episodes40
Production
Producers
  • Karen Tsoi
  • Stephen Lam
Running time45 minutes
Production company Chinese Entertainment Shanghai Ltd.
Original release
Release2001 (2001)
Tianbo House (the Yang residence)
Song dynasty court
Liao dynasty court
Others

Soundtrack

Legendary Fighter: Yang's Heroine
Traditional Chinese 楊門女將—女兒當自強
Simplified Chinese 杨门女将—女儿当自强
Literal meaningWomen Generals of the Yang Clan: Women Should Get Stronger
Transcriptions
Standard Mandarin
Hanyu Pinyin Yáng Mén Nǚ Jiàng: Nǚér Dāng Zìqiáng
Yue: Cantonese
Jyutping Joeng4 Mun4 Neoi5 Zoeng3: Neoi5-ji4 Dong1 Zi6-koeng4
Legendary Fighter: Yang's Heroine Original Television Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Genre Soundtrack
Length53:48
Label Union Records (有容唱片)

Track list

  1. An Affair to Remember (女兒當自強) [4:33]
  2. Shadow Killer (真假刺客謎) [3:58]
  3. Angel Hero (女將初征) [4:31]
  4. Killing My Son (轅門斬子) [4:59]
  5. Power of Love (再戰金沙灘) [2:55]
  6. Look Back My Home (似是故人來) [3:43]
  7. Hot War (巧盜鳳髮) [3:13]
  8. Redwood (降龍木) [4:18]
  9. Down to You (穆桂英招親) [3:12]
  10. Love Begins Here (楊八妹游春) [3:01]
  11. Return to Rightness (穆桂英歸宋) [3:58]
  12. The Rain Seems Coming (山雨欲來) [3:10]
  13. Visit Mother (四郎探母) [4:37]
  14. Broke Out (大破天門陣) [3:40]

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