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Prototype: Tatar folk song, adapted by Wang and Wang.
On the golden beach, there is silver moonlight.
Looking for traces of the past, the traces of the past are confused.
Looking for traces of the past, the traces of the past are confused.
On the golden beach, there is silver moonlight.
Looking for traces of the past, the traces of the past are confused.
Looking for traces of the past, the traces of the past are confused.
The past is lost, just like a dream.
Where are you hiding, abandoning my girl?
Where are you hiding, abandoning my girl?
I rode on a horse and flew like an arrow.
Fly, fly, my horse, fly in the direction she is going.
Fly, fly, my horse, fly in the direction she is going.
Extended data:
"Under the Silver Moonlight" is a Xinjiang folk song, which originated from Russian folk songs.
Song background
"Under the Silver Moonlight" has always been a Tatar folk song in Xinjiang, but in fact, its tune originated from Russian folk songs and can be traced back to the 1940s.
At that time, Wang, the "King of Xige", was still the section chief of literature and art in Xinjiang Military Region, and often made friends with ethnic minorities. On one occasion, a young man of Tatar hummed this beautiful tune, and Wang immediately recorded it and adapted it, named it "Under the Silver Moon" and classified it as a Tatar folk song.