1, Hubei folk songs have the most direct and close connection with people's social life. The authors of Hubei folk songs are the people, and they are created by the people in their long-term labor and life practice in order to express their lives, express their feelings and express their will and wishes.
2. Hubei folk songs are gradually formed and developed in the extensive improvisation and oral singing of the masses. They are the crystallization of the wisdom of countless people. Hubei folk songs are integrated with the singing process, improvising in the singing process and singing in the arrangement process.
3. The musical form of Hubei folk songs is simple, approachable and lively.
"Hong Hushui makes waves" is a folk song in central and southern China. Composed by Mei Shaoshan, Zhu, Pan Jinjie, Uncle Ouyang Qian, Uncle Ouyang Qian, and Fu Ling. Composed on 1958, the song is the theme song of a scene in the opera Red Guards of Honghu Lake premiered by Hubei Experimental Opera Troupe 1959.
The opera of 196 1 was adapted into a movie of the same name and became the theme song of the movie, which was quickly spread more widely. Lyrics are in the form of rhyme, which is divided into the first eight sentences and the last six sentences. The first one rewrites the scene of Honghu Lake, and the next one re-expresses gratitude. Songs are rich in folk songs, which are the symbols of Hubei folk songs.
/kloc-0 won the best music award of the first film Hundred Flowers Award in 1962, and/kloc-0 was selected as the "Hundred Praises China" outstanding commemorative song award in 1994. Zhou Enlai once praised Hong Hushui Surfing the Shore as "a rare revolutionary lyric song".