The pinyin of the word "Yellow River Songsheng": Dian diān the top of the mountain. The surging waves hit each other. The waves are turbulent, and the waves are turbulent. Barrier píng, something that covers or blocks. Nurturing bǔ, yù is a metaphor for cultivating; nurturing. Jiuqulianjiǔ, qū, lián, and huán originally meant the geographical and natural features of the Yellow River.
Original text: Ah, friend! The Yellow River appears in the wilderness of Asia with its heroic spirit; it shows the spirit of our nation: great and strong! Here, we sing our praises to the Yellow River. I stood on the top of the mountain and watched the Yellow River roll toward the southeast. The turbulent waves are surging, setting off tens of thousands of meters of waves; the turbid currents are twisting and turning, forming a series of nine curves; running from the foot of the Kunlun Mountains to the edge of the Yellow Sea, splitting the Central Plains into north and south. ah! Yellow River! You are the cradle of the Chinese nation!
Five thousand years of ancient culture originated from you; how many heroic stories are played around you! ah! Yellow River! You are great and strong, appearing like a giant on the Asian plains, using your heroic body to build a barrier for our nation. ah! Yellow River! You are pouring down the river in a mighty and mighty way, stretching out thousands of iron arms to the north and south sides.
The great spirit of our nation will flourish under your nurture! The heroic sons and daughters of our motherland will learn from your example and be as great and strong as you! Great and strong like you!
Ode to the Yellow River:
The poet in "Ode to the Yellow River" uses symbolic techniques to praise the Yellow River on the surface, but in fact he is praising our nation, inspiring the Chinese people to be as great and strong as the Yellow River, and to be heroic The spirit and strong determination to defend the Yellow River and defend China. Her melody is passionate, the music is magnificent, the momentum is majestic, the enthusiasm is deep, and it is full of strong impact and shock. It shows the unruly blood of the Yellow River and the heroic spirit of the Chinese nation, and praises the majesty of the Yellow River and its long history.
The "Yellow River Cantata" is a collection of poems written by the famous poet Guang Weiran (original name: Zhang Guangnian) to accompany the large-scale national symphony created by the musician Xian Xinghai. The poet used symbolic techniques to praise our nation, inspiring the Chinese people to be as great and strong as the Yellow River, and to defend the Yellow River and China with heroic spirit and strong determination.
It has passionate melody, magnificent music, majestic momentum, deep enthusiasm, and is full of strong impact and shock. It shows the unruly bloodiness of the Yellow River and the heroic spirit of the Chinese nation, and praises the momentum of the Yellow River. Magnificent, with a long history, it has nurtured countless Chinese people. It has been included in the compulsory education textbook (approved by the Ministry of Education, 2016. Published by the People's Education Press.) Lesson 5 "Ode to the Yellow River" (the speaker is Lu Yang?); it has also been selected as the second part of the second volume of Chinese textbooks for seventh graders. Lesson 18 "Two Lyrics".