"I Love Hulunbuir Prairie"
I love Hulunbuir Prairie.
The red flag is like the sea, and the green waves are boundless.
The red sun illuminates the pastoral area,
I urge the horse to fly forward.
Received the shepherd’s whip from my ancestors,
The poor middle shepherd gave me guidance.
Ah...
The horse travels a thousand miles, and the eagle flies into the blue sky.
The new herdsmen raised their whips and sang loudly,
I love the prairie of the motherland.
The new herdsmen raised their whips and sang loudly,
I love the prairie of the motherland!!
I love the Hulunbuir Prairie.
Grassland and Beijing are closely connected.
The great leader guides the direction.
Take root in the frontier with an arrow,
take over the horse pole from the ancestors,
continue the revolution forever forward!
Ah...
The horse travels a thousand miles, and the eagle flies into the blue sky.
The new herdsmen raised their whips and sang loudly,
I love the prairie of the motherland!
I am a junior high school student of the 68th class who went to the countryside in May 1969. From Shanghai to Heilongjiang Military Reclamation Farm. On April 25 of the same year, a female educated youth from Tianjin, Zhang Yong, a junior high school graduate from the 68th class of No. 42 Middle School, went to join the Baiyinbaolige team in Erdun Ula Commune (Huanghua Commune), Xinbaerhu Right Banner, Hulunbuir League, Inner Mongolia. . On June 3, 1970, he was unfortunately killed on the north bank of the Kellen River while rescuing the commune's sheep. Zhang Yong was only 19 years old when he died.
The poems Zhang Yong left in his diary to love and praise the Hulunbuir Prairie were composed by the composer and sung throughout the country, and influenced many people.