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house, young male vocals, 150 bpm, synth, epic

A Chinese folk-pop song with a dramatic and ethereal atmosphere, The instrumentation features a prominent guzheng, a plucked string instrument, playing intricate melodic lines and arpeggios, A female vocalist sings in Mandarin with a clear, expressive tone, often employing a vibrato, The song incorporates orchestral elements, including strings and percussion, to build emotional intensity, The tempo is moderate, and the key appears to be in a minor mode, contributing to the melancholic yet hopeful mood, The song structure includes verses, a pre-chorus, and a chorus, with instrumental breaks that highlight the guzheng, Production emphasizes a spacious sound, with reverb on the vocals and instruments, creating an expansive and immersive listening experience, The melody is highly ornamented, particularly in the guzheng and vocal lines, with a strong emphasis on traditional Chinese melodic contours, The chord progressions are largely diatonic, supporting the melodic development without drawing excessive attention to themselves, The percussion provides a subtle rhythmic foundation, often featuring cymbal swells and gentle drum hits that punctuate key moments