＂Nezha’s Devil Children Make a Sea＂ broke 8 billion! China’s voice behind the secret

Special feature of 1905 film network With the popularity of Spring Festival movies, the total annual box office of China movies will exceed 15 billion in 2025, setting a new record of 15 billion in China film history.

Among them,"Nezha’s Devil Children Make a Sea"The cumulative box office (including pre-sales) in the 12 days after its release exceeded 8 billion yuan, ranking first in China’s film history with 160 million people.

The film is not only the box office champion in the single market of global film history, but also has entered the top 35 in the box office list of global film history and the top 7 in the box office list of global animated films. "Yier" continues to refresh the box office figures and create a higher record!

In addition to touching plots and special effects, the soundtrack of the film is also very distinctive. AcceptingChina film reportIn an exclusive interview, Yang Rui, one of the original composers of the film, revealed how he used China traditional instrumental music to outline the myth of China.

As one of the original music composers of "Nezha’s Devil Children Roaring the Sea", Yang Rui continued the iconic music melody in the first film: the loud suona sound, which instantly reminded the audience of the memory of watching movies six years ago.

"This is the time for us to design the content together, and this chapter will continue to be passed down in" Nezha’s Magic Children Making Sea ". I hope that when the audience hears the same music, they can suddenly recall the stories and plots of the year. "

Compared with the first film, The Devil’s Child in Nezha is richer in the choice of musical instruments and the design of music, and it interprets the fairy tale of China with the charm of traditional musical instruments.

Yang Rui introduced that the musical instrument was used at the moment when Lingzhu and Magic Pill collided with each other. "Its sound is particularly vicissitudes, and the sound at that moment is very chronological, which suddenly pulls us back to a distant country and enters a fairy story, so that the feeling of ancient myths will be there."

The music in the opening paragraph comes from the chorus of the Dong minority in China. "The music form of Dong big songs comes from life and nature. They will imitate cicadas and squirrels, which are bright, not particularly harsh, but also very ear-catching and introverted. It sounds good, just in line with our theme."

This time, the music attempts to make "The Devil Children in Nezha Roaring the Sea" more national and oriental, and has some integration with the orchestral music of western epics.

The director who strives for perfection has also put forward higher requirements for the music of "Nezha’s Magic Children Making a Sea".

Yang Rui revealed that the director pays most attention to three points: first, the music should accurately fit the picture; Second, listen well and have some memory points; Third, it is necessary to have characteristics and some innovations.

"According to the director’s words, in the past five years, everyone has been doing this with their lives. No matter how tight the time is, we will definitely spend our greatest energy and all our efforts on it. We will try as many programs as we have, and we really want to make a movie that the audience likes to watch." Yang Wei said.