Why flowers are so popular (brief introduction to why flowers are so popular)

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? "Bees compete for the fragrance of butterflies", and insects pollinate and send flowers. Insects have a special habit of collecting honey and pollinating, that is, they often only interview the flowers of the same plant. This habit is conducive to ensuring cross-pollination and reproduction between plants of the same species. This can fix the characteristics of species, including the color of flowers. We can imagine that if there is a plant with a reddish color, because the red flowers are more obvious, it is easy to attract the attention of insects and there are more opportunities for pollination. After countless generations of selection, insects have created a pure, distinctive and bright red flower for this plant for a long time.

What are the flowers in the song?

Hua 'er is also a kind of folk song, which spreads in the border areas of Gansu, Qinghai and Ningxia, where Han, Hui, Salar, Baoan, Tu and Tibetan nationalities live together. In the middle of Qing Dynasty, the poet Zhenwu wrote "Flowers bloom and flowers fall, and women are also romantic", which is the earliest record of this kind of folk songs. According to the geographical distribution, Hua 'er is divided into two parts: One is Tao Min's Hua 'er, which is sung in Taohe River Basin and Min County of Gansu Province. Most of the singers are Han people, and the representative song is Lianhua Shanling 1030 10. Its lyrics have four, six and many sentences, and the structure and rhyme of the lyrics are the same as those in other parts of the Han nationality. The second is Hehuang Huaer, who sings flowers in Linxia, Gansu (formerly known as Hezhou) and Huangshui Valley, Qinghai. The singers are Hui, Salar, Dongxiang, Baoan, Han, Tu and Tibetan. Its outstanding feature is that the structure of lyrics is different from the common seven-character style and ten-character style. For example, Chopping Grass Order is one of the most popular and typical traditional "long tune" tunes among flowers, and it is called "Hezhou Daling". Hezhou, now Linxia, Gansu, is known as the "Flower Town". The lyrics of this song have profound implications, and peony flowers are used to compare the beloved girl, which shows the young man's yearning and love for the beloved girl.

Which nationality is the author of the national anthem "Going Up the Mountain to See Pingchuan"?

The national anthem "Why Flowers Are So Red" was written by Manchu Lei Zhenbang.

Lei Zhenbang is a famous composer of film music in China and a national first-class composer. He used to be a director of China Musicians Association, a director of China Film Association, a vice chairman of China Film Musicians Association and a member of the Sixth CPPCC.

1965438+In May 2006, Lei Zhenbang was born in Beijing, Manchu. Because his family life is relatively rich, he has been exposed to Peking Opera since he was a child. At the age of eight, he could hum small pieces of Beijing opera and play it and some songs with Hu Qin.

1September, 928, Lei Zhenbang went to Fengtian Public School to attend primary school, and then entered Nanman Middle School. Under the influence of the music teacher, Lei Zhenbang learned to play a beautiful harmonica, joined the school harmonica team and became the conductor of the team. He often arranges some songs into harmonica ensembles and plays them.

10, Lei Zhenbang went to Japan to study. In Tokyo, he entered the preparatory course of the composition department of Japan's higher music school. In less than half a year, Lei Zhenbang completed the preparatory major, and the principal allowed him to skip one grade. The following year, he became an undergraduate in the department of composition.

From 65438 to 0943, Lei Zhenbang returned to the motherland and worked as a music teacher in Beiping Girls' Middle School and Zhonghui Girls' Middle School successively. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he organized an amateur symphony orchestra of more than 50 people after school. Lei Zhenbang, a famous composer, composed music for the film Why Flowers Are So Red.

The Visitor on the Iceberg was originally an ancient Tajik folk song, which was later adapted into the film Why Flowers Are So Red by Mr. Lei Zhenbang. Lei Zhenbang, Han nationality. Hello Jia Zuzhang, Han nationality!

Lei Zhenbang, a famous composer, wrote music for the film The Visitor on the Iceberg.

The Visitor on the Iceberg was originally an ancient Tajik folk song, which was later adapted into the film Why Flowers Are So Red by Mr. Lei Zhenbang.

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Why are flowers so red?

It reflects red light. So it is red ~! ~ The song goes like this. This song goes like this