What's the title of the opening song of a big man in a TV series?

Who is more real than me?

Original songs: Yong Er, Nicholas Tse

Lyrics: Lin

Music: Nicholas Tse

I promise to protect you in my dreams.

You should wrap me in your eyelashes.

(Swimming) You made me understand what touching means.

I will give you a lifetime of spring breeze.

It is useless for us to play with fate.

Always smiling and crying back to the sky.

(Swimming) The oncoming wind saw the rainbow.

(Xie vs Tour) Who can be indifferent to us?

You are the person in my life, why not?

Rebirth is as seamless as rebirth.

You are my heart and lips.

Overcome time and laugh at the secular vows of eternal love.

I promise to protect you in my dreams.

You should wrap me in your eyelashes.

(Swimming) You made me understand what touching means.

I will give you a lifetime of spring breeze.

It is useless for us to play with fate.

Always smiling and crying back to the sky.

(Swimming) The oncoming wind saw the rainbow.

(Xie vs Tour) Who can be indifferent to us?

You are the person in my life, why not?

Rebirth is as seamless as rebirth.

You are my heart and lips.

Overcome time and laugh at the secular vows of eternal love.

Turn off the lights and feel deeper.

Identify your fingerprints like holding hands.

Call me naive. Who is more real than me?

How many people in the world are so affectionate?

You are the person in my life, why not?

Rebirth is as seamless as rebirth.

You are my heart and lips.

Overcome time and laugh at the secular vows of eternal love.

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Who is truer than me is a song sung by Yong Er and Nicholas Tse, and it is also the opening song of the martial arts drama Big Man starring Nicholas Tse in 2007.

Yong Er, formerly known as Chen Jiaxin, is a Hong Kong female singer. Born in Hong Kong, 1990 immigrated to Singapore with his parents and family, and lived in Singapore 15, and graduated from the accounting department of Nanyang Technological University in Singapore in 2005.

In the same year, he returned to Hong Kong to participate in the "2005 King Rookie Singing Contest" and won the runner-up and the best genre award. Later, he entered the music scene and joined the Music Plus of King Entertainment Group Co., Ltd. Yong Er was regarded as the representative work of the successor of his fellow teacher Joey Yung, including Induction, Daiyu Laughed, and Unintentional Singing.

Nicholas Tse was the first post-80s singer who made a breakthrough in Chinese music, and became popular as a super idol, spreading all over the country and across the Taiwan Strait. His popularity triggered the idol craze in the new century, ended the era of "Four Kings" who monopolized the Chinese music scene for nearly ten years, and became the most influential iconic idol figure in Asia today.

He is also a successful idol superstar in China film industry in recent years and an idol representative of the new generation in Asia. Known as "King of Asia", "Chief Idol of China", "Leader of the New Generation" and "First Golden Statue Winner after 80s".