Chinese music often features traditional instruments such as guzheng, erhu, pipa, dizi and gongs. The melodies use pentatonic scales, creating a sound that is immediately recognizable. Some tracks are calm and meditative, while others are bright and festive, reflecting different regional traditions.

Where Chinese Music Is Used

Film and TV: scenes set in China, documentaries, or cultural storytelling.

Advertising: food, travel and lifestyle campaigns with Asian themes.

Events: festivals, restaurants, exhibitions and cultural programs.

Online: travel vlogs, educational content and projects highlighting Chinese heritage.

FAQs

Is your Chinese music royalty-free?

Yes. Every Chinese track at Themusicase.com is royalty-free and includes a sync license. You can use them safely in films, ads, games, or online content without extra clearance.

Do you include authentic Chinese instruments in your tracks?

We do. Our collection features guzheng, erhu, pipa, dizi, gongs, and more. These instruments give the music a genuine cultural sound that works for both traditional and modern projects.

Is your Chinese music safe for YouTube uploads?

Yes. Because all tracks include sync rights, you won’t face copyright claims or Content ID issues when publishing on YouTube or other platforms.

Can your Chinese music be used in advertising?

Yes. For broadcast or commercial campaigns you’ll need our Broadcast License. This covers TV, radio, and large-scale advertising while keeping the music royalty-free.

Chinese Music for Creators, Filmmaking, Games, Apps. Royalty-free & Sync licensed Royalty-free: Pay once, no ongoing royalties. Sync licensed: License includes rights to pair the music with video, film, ads, and apps.

Including Chinese, Asian, China, Japan, Travel and Ethnic music themes.

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Where Chinese Music Is Used

FAQs

Chinese Music for Creators, Filmmaking, Games, Apps. Royalty-free & Sync licensed Royalty-free: Pay once, no ongoing royalties.
Sync licensed: License includes rights to pair the music with video, film, ads, and apps.