Mid tempo theme featuring an ensemble of Pipa (lute), Dizi (bamboo flute) Guzheng (zither) and percussion. A quintessentially Chinese intro is followed by a sweeping cinematic melody that sounds almost epic at times.

Uptempo, driving track featuring Dizi (Chinese bamboo flute) and an ensemble of several Chinese drums. This is the typical music of festivals and events such as the famous dragon boat race.

A sparse and nostalgic track featuring the pipa (Chinese lute or guitar) in the lead, accompanied by Xiao (end blown bamboo flute) and YangQin (hammered dulcimer). Brings to mind the simplicity of rural life or the souvenir shops of a quaint old town

A sentimental mid-tempo ensemble track featuring Erhu (2 string fiddle), Dizi and Xiao flutes as well as Pipa (lute) and YiangQin (a hammered dulcimer type instrument). The Mid-Autumn or August Moon Festival is typically a time of family reunions.

A poetic and sparse mid-tempo track featuring the Guzheng (zither). Instantly transports you to the Chinese speaking world, perhaps to the shores of the mighty Yangtze River where little fishing boats float by.

Wonderfully peaceful and serene track; medium size Chinese folk music ensemble led by the iconic Dizi (bamboo flute with a membrane which gives it a reed like sound). This somewhat nostalgic track may bring up images of returning to one's beloved hometown in the beautiful countryside.

From the Inner Mongolia region of China, this evocative track features the beautiful Morin Khuur (horse head fiddle), an amazing 2 string cello and by some accounts the direct descendant of the world's oldest bowed string instrument. Here it is accompanied by deep tribal drums to evoke the wide open grasslands of the region and the animal herds that inhabit them.

Beautiful and peaceful ambient Dizi (bamboo flute with a distinctive membrane that creates a reed like sound) supported by atmospheric percussion and temple bells. This magical cue is reminiscent of the serene mountain top settings of many Buddhist shrines and monasteries.

Uptempo, festive cue perfect for Chinese New Year parades or similar celebrations. The cue has a southern Chinese vibe; Erhu (2 string fiddle) and Xiao (end blown bamboo flute) lead an ensemble also consisting of gongs, dragon drums and several mallet instruments. The Lion Dance is traditionally performed on Chinese New Year.

Mid tempo ensemble track lead by Se Kong (a kind of steel drum) and Xiao (end blown bamboo flute). Reminiscent of the Southern parts of China, the music has more of a percussive, Southeast Asian flavor and brings up images of a solemn procession along the Mekong River, a centuries old travel route and artery of cultural exchange

A very slow and meditative track featuring Se Kong (a kind of steel drum), Erhu (2 string fiddle) and Guzheng (zither). Soft and magical with subtle melodic development. Some of the imagery that comes to mind are remote monasteries, inspiring landscapes and the quiet peacefulness of dusk.

Sparse, solemn duet between Xiao (end blown bamboo flute) with its warm, full voice and Guzheng (zither), ostensibly depicting an individual Terracotta Warrior who has stood guard at his emperor's tomb for over 2000 years.

Slow meditative track featuring the Guzheng (zither), one of the most characteristic instruments of Chinese culture. Very zen and sparse, the main Guzheng is only accompanied by ambient shakers and subtle harmonics.

Very fast and exciting track featuring a larger ensemble of Dizis (bamboo flute), Erhus (2 string fiddle), Guzheng (zither), gongs, cymbals and large drums. A joyous celebration, this type of music is usually heard at traditional wedding ceremonies and on other festive occasions. The Alt 2 mix (without percussion) is a great option for less intense scenes.

A peaceful and serene duet of Erhu, the Chinese two string fiddle with its almost vocal expressive capabilities, and Guzheng (zither) which mostly contributes impressive glissandi. Scenes of nature, tranquility and sunrise on a beautiful lake come to mind.