Most of the sentences in "The Sun Comes Out with Joy" are word for word, with a lively rhythm; At the end of the sentence, the free extension sound is often used to express feelings, which makes the music melodious and stretching, and fully shows the woodcutter's cheerful feelings. The music is fresh and simple, optimistic and lively, and the tune is high, lively and full of vitality. The rhythm uses a lively 2/4 beat, which just shows the happy and cheerful scene of the woodcutter's children facing the morning sun, carrying a pole with a mountain axe, climbing mountains and mountains, and singing while doing it. The lyrics are simple and popular, with Sichuan local characteristics.
The composition * * * has two paragraphs:
The first paragraph mainly describes the scene of the woodcutter cutting firewood on the mountain: the sun shines warmly on the earth, and the singer carries a pole and an axe to cut firewood on the mountain. It would be nice if the sun came out, which warmed the woodcutter's heart.
There is an interlude between the two paragraphs, which repeats the change of the first paragraph. The proper use of the last four sixteenth notes not only leads to the second paragraph, but also skillfully shows the singer's brisk pace and happy mood.
The language in the second paragraph also adopts plain Sichuan spoken language and local characteristic language, while the interludes such as "One Two" and "Bang Ba Kuang La" come from the imitation of cattle calls and gongs and drums, which adds a warm and cheerful atmosphere and is full of life breath. At the same time, it shows the woodcutter's positive optimism despite difficulties.
Composer Liyinghai once adapted The Sun Comes Out into a solo. Singer Cai's enthusiastic performance style and strong Sichuan local flavor have improved the popularity of this folk song and become one of the commonly used tracks on the music stage.