The ten classic movie soundtracks of Zhao Jiping are:

1, "The Way to the West".

2. "Farewell My Concubine".

3, "Yellow Earth".

4, "He, We Have Met".

5. 'The Yellow River Turns a Corner Here'.

6, "Red Sorghum".

7, "The Enmity of Hongguzhai".

8, "The Mutiny".

9, "Smoke and Rain".

10, "Chrysanthemum Beans".

About Zhao Jiping:

In 1970, he was assigned to work at the Shaanxi Opera Research Institute. 1978, he entered the Central Conservatory of Music for further study. 1979, he composed an orchestral work entitled "Sketches of Shaanan, South China". 1984, he composed the music for the first film directed by Chen Kaige entitled "The Yellow Earth," which led to the creation of the music for film and television. 1987, he composed the music for the movie "The Yellow Earth. In 1987, his music for Red Sorghum won the Best Music Award at the 8th Golden Rooster Awards.

In 1991, he became the director of Shaanxi Provincial Song and Dance Drama Theater; in 1995, he participated in the 2nd International Film Music Festival as the representative of Asia; in the same year, he was the soundtrack for the series of films directed by Liu Zhenwei, and in 1996, he was awarded the Best Music Award at the 16th Flying Away Award for Chinese Television Drama for the score of the costume drama "Water Margin".

In 2000, his symphonic works "Sun Bird" and "Farewell My Concubine" were performed in the Berlin Forest Concert; in the same year, his film and television soundtrack "Sister-in-Law" won the Best Music Award at the 18th Chinese TV Golden Eagle Awards. 2001, he scored the family drama "The Great Mansion", which was directed by Guo Baochang.