Yu Guangzhong's Folk Songs

Grandpa Yu Guangzhong said: I want to dedicate a folk song to the Chinese nation: my compatriots. When I saw this sentence, tears flowed down unconsciously. A poet's enthusiasm for the country can be reflected in his words and deeds. Perhaps my words and deeds are not enough to express a poet's deep feelings, and I also want to give myself a comfort.

Poetry is progressive in emotional organization, and the feelings go from shallow to deep, so there is an inexplicable tragic and tearful feeling. The "people" of "folk songs" are a great Chinese nation, and the "songs" of "folk songs" are a kind of spiritual culture.

The spirit of the Chinese nation flows in the waves of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River, and in the blood of everyone in China. It is an indelible spiritual inspiration. Expressed the poet's love for folk songs, his love for the motherland's culture, and his enthusiasm for going deep into the bone marrow.

Singing the strong, independent and unyielding national spirit of the Chinese nation.

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Yu Guangzhong

Legend has it that there is a folk song in the north, which can only be sung by the vital capacity of the Yellow River.

From Qinghai to the Yellow Sea, you can also hear the wind.

Sand also heard that if the Yellow River freezes into a glacier,

There is also the most maternal nasal sound in the Yangtze River, from the plateau to the plain.

The fish heard it, and so did the dragon.

If the Yangtze River freezes into a glacier, what about me?

My red sea is roaring, from morning tide to night tide.

I heard it when I woke up, and I heard it in my dream.

One day my blood solidified, and so did yours. His blood is singing.

From type A to type O, you can hear crying.

Listen with a smile.

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On May 2, 20 17, CCTV Reader recorded his reading in Mr. Yu Guangzhong's home. He chose to read aloud "folk songs", "symbolizing the immortal spirit of the Chinese nation from generation to generation."

Mr. Yu Lao wrote trembling, "I would like to dedicate a folk song to the Chinese nation: my compatriots."

The host Dong Qing recalled:

"Mr. Yu once said that he is like a dandelion, and now he is blowing in the wind and finally goes home."