I Love You China is a patriotic song written by Qu Cong, composed by Zheng Qiufeng and sung by Ye Peiying. It is an episode of 1979 movie Overseas Hong Haier. Ye Peiying (1935 July10-April 7, 2022), a native of Geelong, Huiyang, Guangdong, is a China soprano singer and artist, and a representative of the 6th and 7th National People's Congress.
195 1 year, she bid farewell to her parents and returned to China from Malaysia, where she successively completed her secondary school studies in the middle school attached to Zhong Da University and Beijing Normal University. 65438-0955 was admitted to the vocal music department of the Central Conservatory of Music, and studied under Luo Xinzu and Tang Xuegeng. 1963 performed "Ode to Ancestors". 1993 was approved to enjoy the special contribution allowance awarded by the State Council, and was selected as "Contemporary Character Artist" by Portraits of Chinese and Foreign Literary Celebrities and China Dictionary of Names.
Lyrics of "I Love You China"
Larks fly across the blue sky.
I love you, China.
I love you, China.
I love you, China.
I love your strong seedlings in spring.
I love your golden autumn fruit.
I like your pine temperament.
I like your red plum character.
I like the sweet cane in your hometown.
Just like milk is nourishing my heart. I love you, China.
I love you, China.
I want to dedicate the most beautiful song to you.
My mother, my motherland.
I love you, China.
I love you, China.
I love you, Nanhai.
I love your snowy northland.
I love you. The forest is boundless.
I love you. The mountains are towering.
I love your gurgling river.
Swing clear waves in my dreams
I love you, China.
I love you, China.
I want to dedicate my beautiful youth to you.
My mother, my motherland.
Ah!
I want to dedicate my beautiful youth to you.
My mother, my motherland.