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The Writing Background of I Love You China

This song was written when Malaysia returned to overseas Chinese, praising the childlike innocence of the motherland and returned overseas Chinese.

I love you China, also known as I love you China.

I love you, China.

Lyrics: Qu Cong

Composer: Zheng Qiufeng

Original song: Ye Peiying

Larks fly across the blue sky.

I love you, China.

I love your strong seedlings in spring.

I love your golden autumn fruit.

I like your pine temperament.

I like your red plum character.

I like the sweet cane in your hometown.

It seems that milk moistens my heart.

I love you, China.

I want to dedicate the most beautiful song to you.

My mother, my motherland.

I love you, China.

I love you, Nanhai.

I love your snowy northland.

I love you. The forest is boundless.

I love you. The mountains are towering.

I love your gurgling river.

Green waves sway in my dreams.

I love you, China.

I want to dedicate my beautiful youth to you.

My mother, my motherland.

ah ...

I want to dedicate my beautiful youth to you.

My mother, my motherland.

Extended data:

"I Love You, China" is the theme song of the movie "Overseas Son". This film caused a sensation in the early 1980s, and was sung by Ye Peiying, a famous soprano of Malaysian returned overseas Chinese.

The lyrics of the song "I Love You, China" adopt the writing style of "Walking in Fu Bi", which is a traditional rhyme in China, with three sighs and concise words. By using the methods of overlapping sentences and parallelism, the spring seedlings, autumn fruits, forests, mountains and rivers, pastoral crops and so on are described vividly and delicately. It expresses the ardent and sincere patriotic feelings of overseas travelers to the motherland.

1980 "I Love You, China" won the "Excellent Pop Song", and 1983 won the "Morning Bell Award" in the first excellent song selection.

Baidu Encyclopedia-I love you, China.