Topic: Listen to my mother's past stories.
Singing: china national radio Children's Choir?
Word: Huaguan
Qu Xixian
The moon passes through the clouds like Bai Lianhua.
The evening breeze blew waves of cheerful songs.
We sat beside the high grain pile.
Listen to mom.
We sat beside the high grain pile.
Listen to mom.
At that time, my mother had no land.
My whole life is in two hands.
Sweat flowed in the landlord's hot field.
Mother is eating wild vegetables and chaff.
The winter wind howls like a snow wolf.
Mother is wearing a tattered light coat.
She went to sew a fox fur for the landlord.
Cold and hungry, I fell on the snow.
After years of suffering.
Mom is looking forward to today's wonderful time.
The moon passes through the clouds like Bai Lianhua.
The evening breeze blew waves of cheerful songs.
We sat beside the high grain pile.
Listen to mom.
We sat beside the high grain pile.
Listen to mom.
Extended data
Listening to Mom's Memories is a song sung by china national radio Children's Choir, written by Hua Guan and arranged by Qu Xixian. The song was published on 1957.
1980 "Listening to Mom Tell the Past" won the first prize of the Second National Children's Song Award.
Creation background
1957, Hua Guan returned to his long-lost hometown and had many different feelings. He saw such a rural night scene, there was a bright moon in the sky, and a group of children sat around the high grain pile, listening to their mother's story and writing lyrics.
After returning to Beijing, Hua Guan called Qu Xixian and said that he had written a lyric for the children. At first glance, Qu Xixian is more like a narrative prose poem than lyrics. She had to study again and again for inspiration. Gradually, she was moved by the sincere feelings and simple artistic conception between the lines. Qu Xixian writes music by playing the piano.
Huaguan, formerly known as Bao Huapu. Rich people in Hebei. ** * party member. 1942 graduated from the literature department of North China United University.