Korean folk song "The Red Sun Shines on the Border" sung by Bian Jinhua (with audio)
The lyricist of "The Red Sun Shines on the Border", Han Yun-ho, and the author of the song, Kim Bong-ho, were both born in Hualong City, and the two completed the creation of this work during their life and work in Hualong City in 1966. The song reflects the spirit and customs of Yanbian people.
The song is usually sung in a mixture of Chinese and Korean, and famous singers usually include Byun Young Hwa and Park Eun Hwa, both Chinese female singers of Korean ethnicity who sing in a mixture of Chinese and Korean languages.
In 2006, after nearly 100 days of collection, discussion and selection, the city of Wolong, Yanbian, finalized the song Red Sun Shines on the Border as the city song.
Lyricist: Han Yun-ho Composer: Kim Bong-ho
The Red Sun Shines on the Border
The green mountains and the green water are covered with sunlight
Fruit trees are in the rows under the Changbai Mountains
The rice blossoms on the banks of the Hailan River are fragrant
The mountains are cleaved open, and the earth is offering treasures
The river is blocked and the water is diverted up to the hillocks
Ouch
People of Yanbian The people of Yanbian have a high fighting spirit
The army and the people are united to build the border
Chairman Mao (****products party) leads us to victory in the front
This piece is beautiful and melodious, with a strong Korean style, sings the beautiful life of the people of Yanbian. As one of the most powerful Korean singers, Park Eun-hwa's rendition of the song was y atmospheric and full of emotion, revealing her solid singing skills. The singer was dressed in national costume and blended with the gorgeous stage, which brought the audience the ultimate visual and audio enjoyment.