The battle song of the Volunteers was produced in the front line of the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. The lyrics were written by Ma Fuyao, the instructor of the 26th Regiment and the 5th Company of the 1st Division of the Volunteers Artillery Corps, an ordinary soldier.
The Battle Hymn of Chinese people's Volunteer Army, also known as "Defeating the Wolf of American Imperialism", was written in 195, and its lyrics were originally written by Ma Fu-yao. It was originally published in the telegram of Xinhua News Agency's "A Talk with Several Soldiers of China People's Volunteers".
Composer Zhou Weizhi set a song for this poem, which was first published in Current Affairs Handbook. The song was named "Defeating the Wolf of American Imperialism". Later, the composer changed the title of the song to "Chinese people's Volunteer Army Warsong".
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On April 5, 1951, the General Association of China to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea issued a notice about singing during the Labor Day demonstration, officially calling this song the Chinese people's Volunteer Army War Song. This magnificent song resounded through the Korean battlefield and the land of the motherland, inspiring the volunteers to kill the enemy heroically and inspiring the people of the whole country to support the front.