The title of the song is "I have a gun"?
The lyrics are as follows:
I have a gun, on my shoulder,
Bullets are loaded, bayonets flash cold.
I have a gun on my shoulder,
Bullets are loaded, bayonets flash cold.
I have a gun on my shoulder,
The country gave her to me, and I dare not forget the heavy responsibility.
It is my duty to go to the battlefield,
I will charge and fight, and who will dare to stand in the way, and I will destroy the enemy, and return to my hometown with a song of triumph.
This is the first time that I have ever been to the battlefield.
Expanded:
Military songs are usually of the following kinds: barracks ballads, military ballads, and formation songs.
Military ballad representative singers: Xiao Zeng ? , Huang Zhijian, Jin Bo and so on.
Military folk songs representative singers: Yan Weiwen, Wang Hongwei , Liu Hegang, Lv Jihong and so on.
Related Military Songs:
"March of the Volunteer Army"
"March of the Volunteer Army" is a song written by Tian Han and composed by Nie Er, and it is the theme song of the movie "Sons and Daughters of the Wind and Cloud", and it is known as the trumpet of liberation of the Chinese nation, and it has played a great role in motivating the spirit of patriotism of the Chinese people since its birth in 1935 in the juncture of the national peril and has since become a part of The National Anthem of the People's Republic of China.
The Guerrilla Song
The Guerrilla Song is a song sung by the Shanghai Orchestra, with lyrics and arrangement by He Luting, and is the theme song of the movie The Railway Guerrillas.?
On June 5, 1993, the song won the 20th Century Chinese Music Classics Outstanding Tracks.
"The Song of the Company of the Maiden Scouts"
"The Song of the Company of the Maiden Scouts" is a song sung by Black Duck, and is included in the song "Accompanying You for Twenty Years 7 - Military Album".
Defending the Yellow River
Defending the Yellow River is the seventh movement of the Yellow River Cantata, written during the Anti-Japanese War. The song is sung in unison and in rounds. It has a wide mass, and is a song widely spread by anti-Japanese soldiers and civilians.
"Volunteer Army Battle Hymn"
"Volunteer Army Battle Hymn" was composed by Ma Fushang, with the lyrics of majestically, energetically, across the Yalu River; to protect peace, to defend the motherland is to protect the hometown; the good sons and daughters of China are united in unity and tightness.
The March of the Chinese People's Liberation Army
The March of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA), with lyrics by Gongmu and music by Zheng Lucheng, was composed in 1939, and was one of the songs in the "Great Chorus of the Eighth Route Army", which was originally titled "March of the Eighth Route Army".
During the Chinese People's Liberation War, "March of the Eighth Route Army" was renamed "March of the People's Liberation Army", with slight changes in the lyrics.
"One, Two, Three, Four Songs"
"One, Two, Three, Four Songs" is a representative piece of Yan Weiwen's repertoire, with lyrics by Shi Shunyi and music composed by Zang Yunfei, and was first included in the album Long Live the Motherland, released in 1995.
The Soldier's Man
The Soldier's Man, first sung by Liu Bin, with lyrics by Wang Xiaoling and music by Zang Yunfei, was loved by the soldiers and the people, and was hailed as "the song of the real soldier". First sung by Liu Bin, Yan Weiwen and others have covered it many times
"I am a soldier"
"I am a soldier" is one of the famous revolutionary songs in the early years of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC), which was composed by Lu Yuan, who served in the Fourth Field Army (the Fourth Field), in 1950.
The author credits the song with changing the discriminatory notion of "good men not becoming soldiers" in "old China" (China under the Nationalist government and earlier). The song won the first prize at the PLA's All-Army Literary and Artistic Festival, and has since been widely published in Chinese revolutionary song publications and sung at official celebrations.
"For Whom It May Concern"
"For Whom It May Concern" is a song sung by Zu Hai with lyrics written by Zou Youkai and music composed by Meng Qingyun, and was included in Zu Hai's album of the same name, "For Whom It May Concern", which was released on August 1, 1999, with the lyrics written by Zou Youkai and music composed by Meng Qingyun.
When That Day Comes
When That Day Comes ? is one of the best works in the "Fighting Spirit Formation Songs" collection and selection activity carried out by the General Political Department of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) in 2005. "Don't worry about the motherland, don't worry about your loved ones, for victory I'm going to advance bravely...".
As an uplifting and morale-boosting military song, it unreservedly shows the valiant and heroic spirit of our PLA.
"A Good Man is to be a Soldier"
"A Good Man is to be a Soldier" is a song written by Xiang Jun, composed by Qi Jianbo, and sung by Liu Hegang, which is included in Liu Hegang's album "Singing China" released in 2011.
"Soldier's Laurel"
"Soldier's Laurel", with lyrics by He Dongjiu and music by Yin Qing, is Cai's most representative military song, which praises soldiers for dedicating their youth to the motherland, while enduring the glory and sorrow of a military career, and holding up their own high heads to wear helmets made of flame.
This song was written in May 1998, and was awarded the first prize for the creation of the seventh All-Army Literary and Artistic Concert. The MTV of its song was directed by Cai Jun and included in the albums "Thanks" in 2003 and "Cai Guoqing Guoqing - Thirty Years of Song" in 2009.
"Strong Army Battle Song"
Yan Weiwen sang the song at the 2015 CCTV Spring Festival Gala? [2]?
The song was sung by PLA officers and soldiers at a military parade commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the Victory in the World Anti-Fascist War.
"Towards Rejuvenation"
"Towards Rejuvenation", a Chinese Mandarin song dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC), was composed by the Propaganda Department of the Shenzhen Municipal Party Committee and the Shenzhen Radio and Television Group*** with the same organization. The song was composed in 2009 by Yin Qing and lyricist Li Weifu.
"Learning Lei Feng Good Example"
"Learning Lei Feng Good Example" is a song created by composer Shengmao and lyricist Hong Yuan **** with the song, which had a deeper impact in the late 1950s and early 1960s. The song is stirring and uplifting.
On March 5 every year, major schools will hold a large-scale activities - "3.5 Learning from Lei Feng Day" in which students will go to various communities to volunteer to clean, visit the elderly, etc., "Learning from Lei Feng good example" will naturally become the theme song.
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