The March of the Volunteer Army, The Red Army is Not Afraid of the Long March, The Guerrilla Song, The Song of the Company of the Maiden Scouts, Defending the Yellow River, The Battle Hymn of the Volunteer Army, The March of the Chinese People's Liberation Army
The Song of the One-Two-Three-Fourth Song, The Man Who Became a Soldier, I'm a Soldier, We're All Marksmen, For Whom It May Concern, When the Day Comes, A Good Man is a Soldier, and The Laurel of the Soldier
The Battle Hymn of the Strong Army, Going to Revival, Learning from Lei Feng, and When the Day Comes", "A Good Man is to be a Soldier", "Soldier's Laurel"
"Battle Hymn of the Strong Army", "Toward Rejuvenation", "Learning from Lei Feng", "? Night in the Military Harbor", "? Hey, hey, hey!
Wherever there is me, there is me, there is one, two, three, four... The spring breeze is in the air
Three, three, three, three, three mountains, five mountains, four places to go
Hey, hey! Hey, hey, hey!
Wherever there is me, there is me, and there is one, two, three, four,...
One, two, three, four One, two, three, four Warrior's song
War - soldier - Warrior's song
One, two, three, four
Extended information
Military songs are morale-boosting songs sung by army soldiers, and their content centers around military themes.
Military songs are songs that glorify the army and soldiers, also known as red songs in China. Armed soldiers sing military songs during festivals and civilian soldiers during performances.
Unlike popular music, military songs do not pay attention to rhyme, the requirements are loud, powerful, and the words are correct, so singing military songs is also called "roar song".
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