The sentences before and after the "pull on two feet of red head rope, to my happy child tie up" are: "Other people's daughters have flowers to wear, your father I have little money can not buy. I put on a two-foot red head rope and tie it up for my son, alas! This song is an interlude of the 1950s movie "The White-haired Girl", with lyrics by He Jingzhi and Ding Yi, music by Ma Ke, and sung by Guo Lanying and Zhu Fengbo.
The full lyrics:
"The North Wind Blows - Tying the Red Head Rope"
Modern times: He Jingzhi and Ding Yi wrote the lyrics, and Marco composed the music
The north wind that blows, the snowflakes that float, the snowflakes that float, and the year comes.
Father went out to hide the tent for seven days, but he didn't come back on the night of the 30th.
The lady gave me some noodles, and I am looking forward to my father coming home for the New Year.
Selling tofu earned me a few bucks, and I weighed two pounds of noodles at the fair.
I was afraid that the proprietor would see me, so I kept it in my pocket for four or five days.
Selling tofu earned me a few dollars, and my father weighed two pounds of noodles.
Bringing it home to make dumplings and celebrate New Year's Eve, I'm sure it will be a good one.
Other people's daughters have flowers to wear, but your father's money is too small to buy them.
They have a two-foot red headband, and I'm tying it up for my son, so I'm tying it up for him.
Other people's daughters have flowers, but my father is too poor to buy them.
It was a two-foot red headband, and I tied it up, and I tied it up, and I tied it up.
The God of the Door, the God of the Door, rides a red horse and sticks it on the door to protect the house.
The god of the door, the god of the door, carries a big sword, and the big ghosts and small ghosts can't get in, hey, they can't get in.
Expanded: "The White Haired Girl" is a new national opera that combines poetry, song and dance. In terms of music, in order to better express the content of this folk tale from the Jinchaji border area, musicians such as Marco, Zhang Lu, Qu Wei, Huanzhi, Xiangshi, Chen Zi, and Liu Chieh, etc., took great pains in music. Boldly adopted the folk music tunes of Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi and other places, absorbed the opera music and innovated, and borrowed some of the expression of Western opera music, so that the songs created have a unique Chinese national flavor. For example, the lyrics of "The North Wind Blows, the Snowflakes Float" written to the tune of the Hebei folk song "Qingyang Chuan", with its soft and stretching rhythm, is kind and touching, and portrays the character of Xi'er as a vivacious, simple and innocent person yearning for happiness, and it also expresses her eagerness to see her father return to her home to spend the New Year in a joyful manner. "Tying the Red Head Rope" has a cheerful, lively rhythm and a smooth, beautiful tune, which fits perfectly with "The North Wind Blows". Later, the tune of "The Sun is Coming Out" is broad, bright, exciting and full of hope, like the sun shining brightly, exciting and powerful, showing the mood and power of the people who have been liberated. Xi'er was abused by Huang Shiren's mother in Huang's house after she was taken over by him, and she sang, "How many months have I been in his house, and how many days have I spent with yellow dock in my mouth? The tune used is that of the Hebei folk song "Little Cabbage". When Xi'er meets her enemy Huang Shiren at the Grandmother Temple, she sings "I want revenge! I want to live!" The song is based on the soaring, mournful, and stirring melodies of the Hebei Opera, which have been refined into new tunes. This set of tunes highlights the indomitable mood of Xi'er and her desire for revenge. The lyrics of the song "Ten Miles of Snow and Wind" sung by Yang Bailao, on the other hand, are written in the low, low, low key of the Shanxi folk song "Choosing Roots of Wheat", in order to portray the musical image of Yang Bailao and his basic character. Baidu Encyclopedia - Tying the Red Head Rope People's Daily Online - China **** Producer News>> Party History Channel>> The Story of the Birth of the Opera "The White Haired Girl"