Lv Yuan (September 11, 1929 ~) is originally from Lujiazhuang, Haiyang County, Shandong Province, and was born in Dandong, Liaoning Province. He spent his early childhood in his hometown of Shandong, where he was y impressed by salvation songs, Jiaodong folk songs and local operas, and taught himself to play the guitar, violin and other musical instruments. 1948, he joined the Liaodong Provincial Forestry Bureau, and was recommended by his organization to study at the Music Department of the Northeast Normal University in 1951, where he was assigned to be a composer of the Civilian Troupe of the Ministry of Construction and Engineering of the Council of State in 1953, and later served as the chairman of the Troupe's Artistic Committee. 1963, he was transferred to the Song and Dance Troupe of the Navy Political Department as the Artistic Committee of the Navy's Political Department. In 1963, he was transferred to the Song and Dance Troupe of the Political Department of the Navy as an artistic director. In his more than 60 years of musical career, he composed more than 1,000 songs and about 100 operas, dance dramas and movie and television music. He wrote "Song of the Builders", "Goodbye, the Eighth Hometown", "Where Came an Old Cargo Man", "Song of the Sheepherder", "Song of Karamay", "Walking up to this High Xing'anling", "My Island is Good", "The Moon is Bright on the Fifteenth Day of the August Moon", "What is the Favorite Flower of a Soldier", "Xisha, My Lovely Hometown", "Kapok Fire Red", "Song of Gamera", "The Spring Water is Dingding", "Song of Durian", and the movie "Song of Durians". Song of Durian", the interlude of the movie "Decision", "Boiling Mountains", "Sweet Business" (all with Tang Hao), the interlude of the movie "Icing on the Cake", "Jade Butterflies", and the universally popular lyrical songs and operas "The Glory of Sailor Soldiers", "Magnificent Wedding", "The Song of the North", "The Spring in Northland", "New Song of Keramay", "Song of Thinking of Your Family", "The Fisherman's Song", and "Looking at the Eight Directions in Badaling", etc., The Song of the Great Green Mountain, etc. He was a famous songwriter and lyricist. The combination of words and music in his songs is particularly apt, thanks to his own creativity in both writing the words and composing the music. Lv Yuan was familiar with folklore and drew from the northeast to the northwest, from folk songs to operas, making them the source of his songwriting. His melody has a touching lyricism, rich in national style and local characteristics, and in 1980, he published Lv Yuan Songs Collection. In addition, he also wrote many lyrics and music criticism articles.