Return from filming
Singing: Yan Weiwen
Word: Niu Baoyuan
Song: Wang Yongquan.
Lyrics:
Sunset red clouds fly to the west mountain.
The soldiers fired at the target and then returned to the camp.
Red flowers on the chest reflect rosy clouds.
Happy songs are flying all over the sky
Miso Mirazo
La suo mi Dao re
Happy songs are flying all over the sky
Song flew to Beijing.
Chairman Mao was very happy to hear that.
Praise us for singing well
We are the best sharpshooters.
Somy Milla
La suo mi Dao Rui
We are the best sharpshooters.
One two three four
Sunset red clouds fly to the west mountain.
The soldiers fired at the target and then returned to the camp.
Red flowers on the chest reflect rosy clouds.
Happy songs are flying all over the sky
Miso Mirazo
La suo mi Dao re
Happy songs are flying all over the sky
Song flew to Beijing.
Chairman Mao was very happy to hear that.
Praise us for singing well
We are the best sharpshooters.
Miso Mirazo
La suo mi Dao re
We are the best sharpshooters.
One two three four
Extended data:
At that time, the creator of this song, Wang Yongquan, was the director of an infantry regiment and a community of the People's Liberation Army, and was preparing to write a song for the army's literary performance. He happened to catch a glimpse of a four-sentence poem in a publication a year ago (1959), that is, "The sunset shines on the western hills, and the soldiers shoot at the target and return to camp." Red flowers on the chest reflect rosy clouds, and crisp songs are flying all over the sky. "The author of this poem is Niu Baoyuan.
At that time, this humble little poem was discovered by Wang Yongquan, who thought that although it was ordinary, its content could still conform to his own creative ideas. Because the performance was just around the corner and time was tight, I didn't have time to produce new works, so I studied poetry and revised what was contrary to "common sense". Make it more suitable for the singing format and rhyme of songs.