A song from Chengdu revived a closed-down pub.

"The Song of Xi'an People" is about the people who live in this city.

There are fireworks at the foot of the city wall, and everyday life in the streets and alleys.

It allows viewers to see what Xi'an looks like today.

But Xi'an's charm has never been limited to everyday life in the city.

When mentioning this city, another name inevitably comes up.

Changan.

That is the grandeur of the Han and Tang dynasties in the memories of countless people, the bright moon, city towers, and a thousand years of splendor in poetry.

If we say that "The Song of Xi'an People" is about Xi'an today, then it is about Xi'an today.

Then there should be a song to sing about Chang'an deep in our memories.

One poem is about reality, the other about history.

One song captures the everyday life of the city, the other embodies the splendor of the ancient capital.

By placing them in the same live stream, they can perfectly showcase two completely different yet interconnected aspects of the city.

With that in mind, Su Fan no longer hesitated.

"That's it."

Just do it.

He reopened a blank document and typed the three characters "Chang'an Night" at the top.

This song, "On Earth," was composed and sung by Wang Jianfang, with lyrics co-written by Wang Jianfang and Long Zhangjian, and music arranged by Zhong Wei.

Compared to the simplicity and everyday life of "The Song of Xi'an People," "Chang'an Night" carries a greater sense of desolation and weight.

It shows more than just the night view of a city.

It's more like a person standing in Chang'an, looking at the lights in front of them, and recalling the rise and fall and the past that have happened on this land.

The more Su Fan thought about it, the more suitable it seemed.

After completing the lyrics and music of "Chang'an Night", Su Fan created a new arrangement suitable for live performance.

This time, he referenced the live version performed by Wang Jianfang at the Belt and Road Cultural and Art Center concert.

Compared to the studio version, the concert version has richer layers and stronger emotions.

This arrangement is perfect for Han Tang Entertainment's current lineup.

Su Fan organized the lyrics, music, and arrangement of the two songs according to the performance order and printed more than a dozen copies.

After doing all this, he took the newly printed documents and went back to the conference room.

At this moment, everyone was still studying "The Song of Xi'an People".

Some people are discussing rhythm.

Some people are studying the pronunciation of dialects.

Some people have already taken out instruments and tried to match the melody.

As Su Fan pushed the door open and entered, the noise in the conference room gradually subsided.

All eyes were on the stack of documents in his hand.

Su Fan walked to the table and handed over the printed arrangement: "The live version is ready. Take a look and let us know if there are any adjustments needed."

Everyone took a copy and looked through it carefully.

Jiang Yi was the fastest to read it.

As the lead singer of the band, his primary focus was on the overall structure of the song and the timing of each instrument's entry.

Su Fan's re-arranged live version is simpler and more suitable for outdoor performances than the original.

The entire arrangement retains the song's down-to-earth feel while also leaving ample room for audience interaction.

The more Jiang Yi looked at it, the more he felt that this arrangement was suitable.

But when he turned to the last few pages, his hand suddenly stopped moving.

Behind the arrangement of "The Song of Xi'an People" there is actually a complete set of lyrics and music.

At the very top, three large characters were prominently displayed.

"Chang'an Night"

Jiang Yi stared at those three words for two seconds, then quickly flipped through a few more pages.

Lyrics, melody, instrumentation, and harmony are all included.

This was clearly not a draft that Su Fan casually attached.

It is a piece that has already been completed and can be directly put into rehearsal.

Jiang Yi couldn't help but exclaim, "Holy crap!"

The sudden shout startled everyone else in the conference room.

Everyone looked up at him, puzzled.

Little Fatty, who was closest, quickly went over: "Brother Jiang, what's wrong? Is there a problem with the arrangement?"

Jiang Yi didn't answer, but instead held up the sheet music in his hand, his surprise barely concealed: "There's another one after this!"

Little Fatty didn't react for a moment: "What do you mean there's another one?"

The others, however, seemed to suddenly realize something, and they all lowered their heads and flipped to the last page of the documents in their hands.

Immediately afterwards, they saw the lyrics, music, and live arrangement of "Chang'an Night".

There was a brief moment of silence in the conference room.

Then, several voices rang out almost simultaneously.

Holy crap!

Everyone glanced at the sheet music in their hands, then turned to look at Su Fan.

Not long ago, when he left the meeting room, he clearly only had "The Song of Xi'an People" in his hand.

How much time has passed?

Not only did he complete the live arrangement of the first song, but he also quietly produced a second complete new song.

Moreover, judging from the completeness of the score, it's clear that even the rehearsal methods have been arranged for them.

He Xiaoxiao held the sheet music, her face full of disbelief: "Wait, when you went back to the office just now, did you go to do music arrangement or to buy supplies?"

Su Fan casually said, "These were all prepared before, so I might as well take them out all at once."

Upon hearing this, everyone fell silent for a moment.

After a brief moment of shock, everyone turned their attention back to the sheet music in their hands.

The two songs are completely different in style, and their arrangements and singing styles are naturally also completely different.

The group quickly split into two groups.

The members of the Zero Point Band and the Midnight Band gathered together to study the instrumentation.

Deng Xinyao, Ma Xiaoya, and others began to familiarize themselves with the melody and harmony.

Inside the conference room, people could be heard humming softly and keeping time.

Su Fan sat and watched for a while. Seeing that everyone was already in the zone, he stood up and said, "You guys keep an eye on things. I'll go to the production team to find out about tomorrow's schedule."

Everyone was watching intently, and surprisingly, no one paid him any attention.

Su Fan waited for two seconds, but seeing that no one responded, he could only touch his nose and leave the conference room alone.

The person in charge of this live broadcast is named Xia Ping.

He was the director that Jiang Wenli arranged for him.

When Su Fan found him, Xia Ping was sitting in the work area with the planning team, compiling recommendations from netizens.

On several computer screens, Weibo comments, Dianping interactive pages, and popular keywords compiled from the backend statistics were displayed.

Su Fan walked over, pulled out a chair next to him, and sat down: "Director Xia, what's the situation now?"

Xia Ping turned the computer screen towards him: "Currently, the most popular request from netizens is for you to sing a song."

Su Fan pointed to the second item on the screen: "Besides singing, what does this next one mean?"

Xia Ping's expression was somewhat subtle: "Netizens hope that you will be the tour guide for the first day of the show."

Su Fan was slightly taken aback: "You want me to be your tour guide?"

"To be precise, it means you'll be the tour guide."

Xia Ping clicked on a highly-rated comment and zoomed in on the details: "Now, many people in the comments section are suggesting that the production team go to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. They hope that you will personally lead everyone on a tour of the Terracotta Army and be responsible for the entire explanation."

After reading the comment, Su Fan couldn't help but laugh: "These people are quite good at creating funny stories."