"I Love the Motherland's Blue Sky" lyrics are as follows:
I love the motherland's blue sky, the sky is clear and sunny, the white clouds pave the way for me, the east wind sends me flying forward. I love the blue sky of the motherland, the clear sky and sunshine, white clouds for me to pave the way, the east wind to send me to fly forward, the golden sunrise fluttering around me, under the feet of a piece of embroidered mountains and rivers, ah! The sailors love the sea, the cavalry love the grassland, to ask the pilots love what, I love the blue sky of the motherland.
I love the motherland's blue sky, the sea of clouds is boundless, spring thunder for me to beat the drums of war, the red sun shines on me to wipe out the enemy, the beautiful rainbow set up a colorful door to meet the eagle triumphant triumph, ah! Sailors love the sea, cavalry love grasslands, to ask what pilots love, I love the blue sky of the motherland.
Song introduction:
"I Love the Motherland's Blue Sky" is a song sung by Mao Amin, and it is the theme song of the movie "China's Captain". The song was written in the early 1960s, with lyrics by Yan Su and music by Yang Ming. The song celebrates the ambition of our air force pilots to love and defend the motherland's blue sky. Over the decades, it has almost become the voice of the People's Air Force, inspiring countless young people to join the Air Force.
"I Love the Motherland's Blue Sky" has become the representative song of the Air Force. The song is sung on almost all important occasions related to the air force. 2009 National Day parade, the air echelon parade accompaniment, is "I love the motherland's blue sky".
The same year, the state organized the "Air Force International Forum on Peace and Development," inviting 34 air force delegations and more than 150 ambassadors to China to attend and watch the cultural and artistic performances of the Air Force Civilian Work Troupe. Some foreigners said that the songs of the Chinese army were very good, and they liked the song "I Love the Motherland's Blue Sky" and would sing it again. The words were not meant to be, but they touched all the people present.