The band's original name was "Sensitivity Project" (Sensitivity Planning Room). Later, in order to allow music fans to use the trilogy of "Maritime Silk Road" soundtracks (respectively "Poseidon", "Gaara", " "Tea Waltz"), to deepen their impression, they changed their name to "S.E.N.S" which has two meanings: "Sense" (sensibility) and "Cense" (incense). After entering the millennium, the creative concept of "S.E.N.S" has been extended to the level of "Sound (sound), Earth (land), Nature (nature), and Spirit (spirit)".

In 1988, "The Thinker" became famous for his role as composer, arranger and performer in the documentary "Maritime Silk Road" of the "Silk Road Series" produced and broadcast by Japan's NHK Public Television. Become famous.

Later, the soundtrack in the documentary "Forbidden City" (produced and broadcast by Japan's NHK Corporation) was also composed by "Shensi Zhe". Its exquisite music, with its rhythm constantly changing and deepening along with the ups and downs of the historical narrative, seems to ring the bell of the Yongle Dynasty. The majestic hall covered with glazed tiles in the Forbidden City represents the magnificence and splendor of the civilized country they long for.

In 1989, Taiwanese director Hou Hsiao-hsien won the Golden Lion Award at the Venice Film Festival and became famous in the world of film circles. The original soundtrack of the film "City of Sadness" was also performed by Shen Si Zhe. In a short chapter of 21 minutes, the deep, unspeakable helplessness and sadness in the movie are vividly and vividly interpreted, which is deeply memorable.

Since 1993, they have also participated in the soundtrack work of several Japanese idol dramas, such as "White Paper of Love", "In the Glorious Season", "Loiseau Bleu Blue Bird", "Oh God!" Please Give Me More Time", "Future Two Thousand Years of Love", "Flying Modern Cinderella", etc. are all their works.