Seek classic old songs and red songs!

Send the Red Army, Red Star Song, Yingshanhong, Climb over Snow Mountain Grassland, Bloom in May, Defend the Yellow River, Coming in February, Guerrilla Song, Yan 'an Ode, Nanniwan, Dongfanghong, Unity is Strength, etc.

1, "Ten Send the Red Army"

The song 10 was given to the Red Army as an episode and ending song of the TV series Long March, and its melodious and sad singing left an unforgettable impression on people. But it was not until July 3, 20001year that the signature of the songwriter Zhu Benben was restored in the play. It is easy to make people think that this song is a revolutionary folk song in Jiangxi, but it is actually a song creation.

2. Song of the Red Star

1973 in the summer, Wu Dawei and Wei were invited by the famous composers of Bayi Film Studio to write the theme song lyrics for the movie "Sparkling Red Star". A year later, the theme song "Red Star Song" quickly spread all over the motherland. 198 1 year, this song won the first prize of national children's song creation and was incorporated into the music textbook for primary school students.

3. "Shan Ying Hong"

The song "Yingshanhong" is the beautiful melody of the episode of the movie "Sparkling Red Star", and the affectionate lyrics express people's love for the Red Army and reverence for heroes. "Shan Ying Hong" is Pang Long's musical work, which was included in the album "New Song Express" in September 2009.

Step 4 cross the snowy grassland

The lyrics of crossing the snowy grassland can be divided into two parts. The first part describes the great difficulties encountered by the Red Army in crossing the snowy mountains and grasslands. The second part describes the tenacious fighting spirit of the Red Army, which fights against heaven and earth and feeds on wild vegetables, and shows the source of the Red Army soldiers' strength. "The Red Army is a man of steel and is not afraid of difficulties." It shows the heroic spirit of the Red Army who dares to overcome all difficulties.

5. Flowers in May

Mayflower is an anti-Japanese war song written by Yan Shushi. It was written by Guang William. J and composed by Yan Shushi. It was originally a prelude to a one-act play "A Yin Girl" written by Wu Hanguang. 1959 Composer Qu Xixian chose flowers in May as the episode of the feature film Song of Youth.