Track 1:*

 CHORDOPHONE - QIN (Chinese zither).  "Thunderstorm."
Track 2:* CHORDOPHONE - ZHENG (Chinese zither). "Fishermen song in evening"
The title is adapted from the Book of "Teng Wang Ke Xu" of Tang Dynasty and the main theme of music is varied from the ancient Qin solo music. It depicts a beautiful scene of a lake and mountain where fishermen are sailing back to the village with harvests in a happily singing mood.
Track 3:*

 CHORDOPHONE - PIPA (Chinese lute). "Ambush."
A very famous ancient suite-piece for pipa solo. It describes the story of the Chu-Han war (3000 B. C.), the Han Emperor ambushed the Chu emperor  and his warriors. The music adopted a lot of imitations like fighting drum's tune, sound of cannons, horses' grumble and soldiers' shouting during the fighting.
Track 4:*

 CHORDOPHONE - ERHU (Chinese bowed lute). "Moon reflects in the Er Quan lake."
The Er Quan" refers to the waterfall which is located in Wuzi, Jiangsu Province. On a chilly night, the composer (blind man Ah Bing) sat by the crystal-clear pool, deep in meditation. The melody flows on just like the waves, depicting vividly a heart-breaking sadness.
Track 5:*

 CHORDOPHONE - YANG QING (Chinese hammer dulcimer). "Qing River."
Track 6:

 CHORDOPHONE - SANXIAN (Chinese lute). "Eighteen ban."
Originally a piece of introductory music for use before the performance folk drama and lyrical music in Henan Province.
Track 7:

 AEROPHONE - SONA (double reed). "Hundred birds gather around the Phoenix."
Track 8:*


 AEROPHONE - DIZI (Chinese horizontal flute). "Trip to Suzhou."
This tune is generally divided into three parts. The first part describes the breath-taking scenery of the Suzhou city. The music of the second part is the presentation of the happy mood pf people who are enjoying the beautiful sights of the city. The music of the third part is about the beautiful city that fascinate its visitors and makes them unwilling to leave for home.
Track 9:*

 AEROPHONE - DONG XIAO (Chinese vertical flute). "Autumn moon on a placid lake"
The beautiful reflection of the moon on a placid lake is vividly and poetically presented by this melody. Its lyrical melody and variations depict the beautiful scene of Qing River where Spring has come and all the living things coming back to life.
Track 10:* CHINESE SILK AND BAMBOO ENSEMBLE. "Spring on a moonlit river."
This is considered a treasure of Chinese classical music. Spring night has come, and moonlight begins to envelop the earth. At river's edge, a thin veil of mist rises softly; nets of flower shadows spread inland. The river moves in silver waves. Bells sound from a distant temple, a small boat comes into view, fishermen are singing. Breaking the surface of the water, oars send waves to lap the shore. As the night deepens, the fishing boat moves off into the distance. The spring night sinks completely into quite.
Track 11:*

  IDIOPHONE - LITHOPHONES: BIANZHONG (Chime Bells) "Flower Water - Ancient melody."
This melody score was firstly found in "Magical Secret Scores" recorded by the zitherist in Qing dynasty.
Track 12:

  MEMBRANOPHONE. "General Command" (Ancient piece)
This piece was performed on 6 one-meter big drums. It described the scenes when the army  marching, fighting, defeating the enemies and winning the war. 
Track 13:

 CHINESE ENSEMBLE. "Golden Dragon (celebration)"
This piece of music adopted from the folk music. This piece is commonly for community celebrations.
Track 14:* CHINESE OPERA. "White Snake"
Lady White is a thousand-year–old snake who, through centuries of meditation and self-discipline, has managed to attain human form. On a visit to China’s famous West Lake, she falls in love with a young man and soon becomes his wife. But when a Buddhist abbot discovers her true origin, she must fight for both her marriage and her freedom. (from Amazon.com)
Track 15: PIANO CONCERTO, PIANIST YIN CHENGZONG: "Yellow River, 4th movement"
This concerto was based on the famous Yellow River Cantata by Xin Singhai. In this final movement, the concerto opens with the patriotic melody "Defend the Yellow River," leading to the ending theme "The East is Red," one of the cultural revolution vocal pieces.
Lang Lang