1. Lyrics of "Tie the Red Headband"
The north wind blows, the snowflakes flutter;
The snowflakes flutter, the new year is coming;
My dad went out to hide in the tent for seven days;
On the night of my thirties, I still didn’t return it, so my aunt gave me Yujiaozi noodles;
I hope my dad will I went home to celebrate the New Year and made some money selling tofu;
I weighed two kilograms of noodles back at the party, for fear that my boss would see them;
I carried them in my arms for the first four or five days. , I made some money selling tofu;
Dad brought back two kilograms of noodles and took them home to make dumplings;
Celebrate the New Year happily, and spend it all. Year;
My daughter has flowers to wear, but your father and I don’t have enough money to buy them;
I tied up two feet of red headband for my Xi’er;
>Oh, tie it up, my daughter has a flower to wear;
My father didn’t have enough money to buy it, so he tied it up with a two-foot red headband;
Tie it up for me, hey Prick it up;
The door god and door god ride a red horse and stick to the door to guard the house;
The door god and door god carry a big sword, and the big and small ghosts can't get in;
Oh, I can't get in;
2. "Tie the Red Headband" was launched in the 1950s. Song duration 04:18. The episode of the movie "The White-Haired Girl" received widespread attention and gained a lot of love as soon as it was released online. In 1992, the song won the Best Song Award among the top ten film and television songs in the country. In 1994, the song won the top Chinese gold song in the global Chinese music chart. In 1994, the song won the second place among original songs played in Hong Kong Commercial Radio's "Chizha Music Popularity Chart" throughout the year. In 1995, the song won the ChannelV Chinese Top 20 Song Award in the 2nd Chinese Music Chart. "Tie the Red Headband" has many cover versions. As of January 2019, Wang Na, Zhang Lin, Luo Xiaomiao, etc. have all performed covers.