The festive songs include: "Good Days", "Gong Xi Fa Cai", "Better and Better", "Good Luck", "Congratulations" and "365 Blessings".

1. "Good Days"

From 1978 to 1996, China's reform and opening up has been going on for more than ten years. For the Chinese people, the biggest benefit is that their income has increased and their lives have become more and more comfortable. Against this background, Che Xing and Li Xin created this song to praise people's happiness in living a better life.

2. "Gong Xi Fa Cai"

"Gong Xi Fa Cai" is a song sung by Hong Kong artist Andy Lau. It is composed by Andy Lau and Li Anxiu, composed by Chen Dejian, and arranged by Wu Zhuoxian. Released in January 2005. Included in the new song + selection album "Continue to Love" released on December 13, 2005. At the 2005 Lantern Festival Gala, the song won the third prize in the singing and dancing category of the CCTV Spring Festival Gala program.

3. "Better and Better"

This song expresses people's joy and hope at the dawn of the new millennium when the Chinese people's lives have generally reached a moderately prosperous level. The lyrics of this song are colloquial and the melody is cheerful, showing people's leisurely and comfortable life and their longing for a better future. In 2001, Song Zuying sang this song at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala and it became one of her masterpieces.

4. "Good Luck Comes"

"Good Luck Comes" is the companion piece to the song "Good Days". This song is not only cheerful, festive and peaceful, but also has a beautiful melody. The lyrics are catchy, friendly yet grand, and the words are full of sincere wishes and deep humanistic care. It is worth mentioning that on the basis of "Good Days", the lyricist has added many fashionable elements to make it more popular. It's more humane and easier to sing.

5. "Congratulations and Congratulations"

Teresa Teng was the first to include this song. "Congratulations and Congratulations" is the tenth song of Teresa Teng's album Teresa Teng's Songs released on November 1, 1968. A song from the collection "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year". With her sweet voice and sweet image, Teresa Teng vividly interprets the joy of the New Year. Everyone loves this popular New Year's greeting song.

6. "365 Blessings"

Song writer Zang Yunfei believes that as long as a person lives in China, he cannot live without the word "blessing". He wrote the lyrics based on the folk blessing language, artistically processed and organized the lyrics, and finally completed the creation of the song. Cai Guoqing, the original singer of this song, believes that this song is very simple and does not require superb singing skills, and at the same time it can convey blessings and happiness. In 1990, the recording and post-production work of this song was completed.