Fenhong lian (Pink Lotus) is a well-known piece of Chaozhou zheng music. Rich and expressive in melody, its tempo, style and tonality are all equipped with the most diversified characteristics and representativeness. Along with the spread of dramatic arias and the vigorous development of Chaozhou music, Fenhong lian has become the representative of Chaozhou zheng music. Embedded with traditional inheritance and thick in its unique local style, it occupies a very important position in the development of Chaozhou zheng music. In recent years, musician Yang Xiuming adapted it to zhugong diao (all keys and modes), integrating not only a variety of characteristics in traditional prosimetric music but also the full use of instrumental and vocal music to enrich different expressions. This article addresses the characteristics between the two, namely narrative music and that of instrumental and vocal music, in this new version of Fenhong lian, such as timbre, range, performing techniques, intensity changes, modal tune of conversion, and rhythm patterns to analyze the course of adaptation of this zheng music tune.