David Jiang, 1947,122 was born in Heping District, Tianjin, China tenor, national first-class actor, winner of special allowance from the State Council and member of China Musicians Association. 1978, David Jiang gave a condolence performance to the army and sang his own composition "Maxima Defends the Frontier". 1980, David Jiang became famous for a Song of Peony. 1986 Spring Festival Evening singing "Where Peach Blossoms Bloom" is well known to the audience.
1989 won the first China Golden Record Award, and was awarded the title of China-Africa artist in the 2009 China-Africa Industrial Cooperation and Development Forum, and was awarded the outstanding contribution expert of the Ethnic Affairs Committee. He was selected as "People's Favorite 60 Artists" by People.com, and his two songs "Talking about China" and "Harmonious Home" were selected into Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China 100 patriotic songs.
Lyrics of the full version of the song "Maxima Defends the Frontier":
The steed gallops on the vast grassland, the steel gun grips the combat knife and shines brightly, and the mountains and rivers of the motherland are connected with my heart. Never allow jackals to invade. Dad will help me drink water and grandma will help me mend my clothes. Dear girl waved and smiled at me and drank a cup of milk tea. The frontier is my home. The people are connected with the army and there is maternal love everywhere. Smiling faces of relatives are everywhere, smiling faces of relatives are everywhere, ah hi, ah hi, ah.
The steed gallops on the vast grassland, the steel gun grips the combat knife and shines brightly, and the mountains and rivers of the motherland are connected with my heart. Never allow jackals to invade. Dad will help me drink water and grandma will help me mend my clothes. Dear girl waved and smiled at me and drank a cup of milk tea. The frontier is my home. The people are connected with the army and there is maternal love everywhere. Smiling faces of relatives are everywhere, smiling faces of relatives are everywhere, ah hi, ah hi, ah.