Warriors of the Yang Clan

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Warriors of the Yang Clan
Warriorsoftheyangclan.jpg
DVD cover
Genre Historical fiction
Written by
  • Zhu Li
  • Ren Sha
  • Ruan Xiaona
Directed by
  • Leung Tak-wah
  • Liu Feng
  • Wang Ming
Starring
Opening theme"Rì Luò Jīnshātān" (日落金沙滩) performed by Zhou Xiao‘ou
Ending theme"Yǐn Yǐn Zuò Tòng" (隐隐作痛) performed by Sun Yue
ComposerXiao Zhe
Country of originChina
Original languageMandarin
No. of episodes33
Production
Producers
  • Li Mi
  • Hao Hsiao-tsu
Running time45 minutes
Production companies
  • Beijing Tianzhong Yinghua Media Co.
  • Zhejiang Huaxin Film & Television Co.
Release
Original release2004 (2004)
Warriors of the Yang Clan
Traditional Chinese 楊門虎將
Simplified Chinese 杨门虎将
Literal meaningTiger Generals of the Yang Clan
Warriors of the Yang Clan Original Television Soundtrack
Soundtrack album by
Xiao Zhe (composer) & various artists
Genre Soundtrack
Length55:17
Label NMG Entertainment Ltd. (天中文化)

Track list

  1. Intro (引子) [1:14]
  2. "Rì Luò Jīn Shā Tān" (日落金沙滩; "Sunset at Golden Beach") performed by Zhou Xiao'ou [4:21]
  3. Dawn (清晨) [0:44]
  4. Encounter (遇见) [2:08]
  5. Competition (比武) [1:07]
  6. Love Already (爱了) [4:26]
  7. Chase at the Market (集市中的追逐) [1:06]
  8. Letter from Him (他的来信) [1:22]
  9. Paradise (天伦之乐) [2:55]
  10. Return My Jade Pendant (还我玉佩) [1:34]
  11. Anticipation under the Afterglow (夕阳中的期盼) [1:11]
  12. Darkness is Coming (黑暗即将来临) [2:21]
  13. Farewell, My Love (再见,我的爱人) [3:24]
  14. Foreigner's Blade (异族的尖刀) [1:41]
  15. Set Off (出征) [3:25]
  16. Black Horse (黑色戏马) [1:42]
  17. Futile Love (没有结果的爱情) [5:14]
  18. Bone Fighting (骨战) [1:15]
  19. Wasteland (荒原) [1:45]
  20. "Nǐ Kě Yǐ Bù Dǒng" (你可以不懂; "You Can Misunderstand") performed by Alec Su [3:57]
  21. My Blood (我的血液) [4:32]
  22. "Yǐn Yǐn Zuò Tòng" (隐隐作痛; "Obtuse Pain") performed by Sun Yue [3:53]

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