Guerrilla Song
Song original: Shanghai Orchestra?
Lyrics: He Luting?
Composed by: He Luting
We are all sharpshooters, each bullet destroys an enemy
We are all flying soldiers, even if the mountains are high and the water is deep
In the dense forests, comrades' bivouacs are arranged everywhere
On the high hills, there are countless of our brothers
There is no food, no clothes
There are no food, no clothes
There is no food, no clothes
There is no food, no clothes
We have no food, no clothes
We have no food, no clothes, no clothes.
The enemy sent us to the front, no guns, no cannons
The enemy built us, we grew up here
Every inch of land is our own, no matter who wants to take it by force
We will fight with him to the end
Extended information: Extended information:
This is the first time that we have been in the country.
The Guerrilla Song is a song by the Shanghai Orchestra Chorus, with lyrics and arrangement by He Luting, and is the theme song of the movie Railway Guerrillas. On June 5, 1993, the song won the 20th Century Chinese Music Classics.
Background of composition:
In 1937, after the outbreak of the "8-13" war against Shanghai, the Shanghai cultural sector set up a theater team to promote anti-Japanese salvation under the banner of the anti-Japanese national united front. Musician He Luting invaded the Shanghai Rescue Team with great hatred. In the winter of 1937, the Shanghai Rescue Team traveled to the anti-Japanese front in Shanxi to serve the anti-Japanese army. It was warmly welcomed and aroused strong reactions. At the end of the year, they arrived in Linyi, a major town in Shanxi.
On the outskirts of the Eighth Route Army office (now the town of Linchun, Liu Village), they had more direct contact with commanders and fighters, and took a keen interest in guerrilla warfare. In particular, when Zhu Dekun was appointed, I listened to the report of the head of Kun He Long. As a result, I learned more about the situation and strategy of the war against Japan.
I realized that to completely defeat the Japanese invaders, we had to rely not only on conventional war, but also on sport war kun. Guerrilla warfare. It was a dark and windy night. He Luting instructed small oil lamps and sewed the pieces of the kunai into a whole and connected the songs to create a song, Guerrilla Song.