Defend the Yellow River Song Original Singer

The original singer of the song "Defending the Yellow River" is Cao Ding.

Cao Ding, born in 1955, is a national-level conductor. Born into a musical family, Cao Ding studied music since childhood, learning piano, horn, voice and composition. He studied piano, horn, voice and composition. Afterwards, he studied orchestral conducting and choral conducting with the famous conductor Li Delun and the famous American conductor Zipper. Cao Ding is "the most active and accomplished young conductor in the music world in recent years". He has not only had successful cooperation with many domestic orchestras, but has also been invited to conduct performances in the Soviet Union, the United States, Japan and many other countries.

He has successfully conducted more than 2,000 concerts in various forms, such as opera, ballet, symphony and chorus, etc. The laser recording of "Yellow River Cantata" made in cooperation with Hong Kong's HNH Records was awarded the Golden Record Prize.

Excerpts from the lyrics of "Defending the Yellow River"

The wind is howling and the horses are screaming

The Yellow River is roaring

The Yellow River is roaring

The mountains west of the river are 10,000 feet high

The sorghums east of the river and north of the river are ripening

In the ten thousand mountain clusters

The heroes of resistance against the Japanese are really quite a lot

In the green veil, there are a lot of anti-Japanese heroes

In the green tent

The guerrillas are heroic

Taking up the clay and foreign guns

Swinging the big swords and spears

Defending their hometowns and the Yellow River

Defending North China and the whole of China

Winds roar and horses neigh

The Yellow River roars

The Yellow River roars

The west side of Hexi is 10,000 feet high.

The sorghum is ripe in the east of the river and the north of the river

In the mountains

There are many anti-Japanese heroes

In the green tent

The guerrillas are heroic

They have taken up their clay and foreign spears

They have wielded the big swords and lances

Defending their hometowns, defending the Yellow River

Defending North China, defending all of China

The wind is howling and the horses are screaming. >The wind is howling and the horses are neighing

The Yellow River is roaring