Military and Civilian Production-Qunxing
Word: Zhang Hanhui Song: Zhang Hanhui
Liberated Areas, ah ho cough, great production, ah ho cough
Army and the people of the Xiliili Li Li, cha cha la la la, shivering, luo luo tai
Mobilization of the ah ho cough, the military engineering team, ah ho cough, mutual assistance group, ah ho cough
Labor songs, Xili Li Li Li, cha cha la la, shivering, luo luo tai
We are all over the mountains and rivers, the women are competing to be the first. The first thing you need to do is to make sure that you have a good supply of food and clothing, and that you have a good supply of food and clothing, and that you have a good supply of food and clothing, and that you have a good supply of food, and that you have a good supply of food, and that you have a good supply of food, and that you have a good supply of food, and that you have a good supply of food. As the saying goes: art comes from life, art comes from labor.
From 1942 to 1943, the musician Zhang Hanhui came from Guanzhong to Chengteng Township, Huachi County, Qingyang City, Gansu Province, and was y infected by the labor scenes of the local people and army, and composed "Ten Songs of the Border Areas" to the tune of the local folk song "Pushing Fried Noodles" in Huachi County, which was later adopted in the large-scale musical epic "The East is Red" in 1964 and renamed as "The Great Production of the People and the Army". Great Production for the Military and the People". It was compiled into the Jiangsu edition of Music on VII.
Zhang Hanhui (1902-1946), a native of Dingxian, Hebei Province, joined the Chinese ****anese Communist Party in 1925 at the Drama Department of the Beiping National College of Arts, and joined the Chinese ****anese Communist Party in 1930 in Beiping. In 1930, he joined the Chinese Left-Wing Writers' Union in Beiping, and in 1934, he went back to his hometown to organize the Anti-Japanese Salvation Association, and at the same time, he was engaged in the creation of novels and dramas to promote the anti-Japanese propaganda.
In 1935, he went to Xi'an to promote anti-Japanese propaganda in the Northeast Army, and in 1937, he once again went into the countryside to promote anti-Japanese propaganda and salvation of the country. 1942, he became the secretary-general of the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Literature Association, and the famous songs he composed, such as "On the Songhua River", "National Production", and "Going to be a Soldier", were widely circulated in the Liberated Areas and the whole country, and inspired generations of Chinese children. 1946, March 11, he was named "People's Artist". Zhang Hanhui, known as the "People's Artist", died of illness.