1. Song of Chinese Youth Volunteers
The Song of Chinese Youth Volunteers is a song specially composed for volunteers, which celebrates the volunteer spirit of "dedication, fraternity, mutual help and progress".
The song was written by Liu Jingshan, composed by Zang Yunfei, and led by Fei Jia, secretary of the Youth League Committee of Renmin University of China. The song was first sung on October 3, 2012 at the 75th anniversary party of Renmin University of China.
2. "The Song of the ****ist Children's League"
"The Song of the ****ist Children's League" is the song of the ****ist Children's League, with a tune derived from the Soviet Union's Junior Vanguard anthem, "Burning, Campfire," by pianist Sergei Fyodorovich Kaidan-Deshkin, with lyrics by Qiao Yu and music by Zhang Dichang. The song is 1957, Changchun Film Studio based on the story of the *** production of children's corps made the film "Red Children" theme song.
3. "Song of the **** Youth League Members"
"Song of the **** Youth League Members" was composed in 1947 with lyrics by Garlicky and music by Sheedoi. The song brings people into the hard and desperate Soviet Patriotic War and expresses the heartfelt feelings of the Soviet people who hated the war of aggression, would never give in to the enemy, defended their homeland and loved peace. The song is an interlude of the drama "The Beginning of the Road" and is one of the most familiar Soviet songs to the Chinese.
4, "Sacred War"
"Sacred War" is the 1940s, the Second World War, the Soviet Union's defense of the country's songs.
Late June 1941, Germany launched a blitzkrieg on the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union army rose up to resist, frequently frustrated, heavy casualties, tens of thousands of cities and towns of various sizes destroyed by the German army's artillery, hundreds of large and medium-sized cities have fallen.
The moment of crisis, in order to inspire the army and the people's tenacity, Alexandrov composed this song overnight, aimed at inspiring the fighting spirit of the Soviet Union.
5, "1492: The Conquest of Paradise"
"1492: The Conquest of Paradise" is the most popular masterpiece of the film score by pioneering Greek electronic composer Vangelis. His highly contemporary electronic symphony perfectly recreates the tragic story of Columbus and the other explorers who finally reached the New World 500 years ago after surviving waves, deadly viruses, and all sorts of hardships and obstacles.