The Five-Star Red Flag fluttering in the Wind is the lyrics of Wang Shen's patriotic song Singing the Motherland.
The lyrics take "Ang" as the rhyme, take the flying five-star red flag as the introduction, and "cross the Yellow River and Yangtze River with the audience" from the first-person perspective, giving a panoramic view of the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. The whole song is short and pithy, full of affection, and depicts a magnificent music scene.
The melody of the song is beautiful and passionate, the rhythm is lively and powerful, and it has strong appeal and singing. The lyrics are simple and sincere, full of praise and admiration for the motherland, which makes people feel strong patriotic enthusiasm after listening.
The singer of the song expresses the emotion of the song incisively and vividly with full passion and excellent singing skills, which makes people feel the patriotic emotion conveyed by the song more deeply.
Creation background
The birth of Singing the Motherland is inextricably linked with the founding of New China. Wang Shen, a songwriter, was born in Wuxi. 1938, Wang Shen came to Yan 'an with a yearning for art and conducted systematic music study and training in Lu Yi. Soon, he and his teacher Lu Ji went to work in southeastern Shanxi. The hard life of the Anti-Japanese War not only tempered Wang Shen's will, but also started his career of music creation.
1949 when new China was founded, Wang Shen made up his mind to write a song to celebrate the birth of new China. On the eve of the National Day the following year, Wang Xin went to Beijing on business from Tianjin, which happened to be the day when Beijing held the National Day celebration. The mighty celebration team, the flying five-star red flag and the infinite vitality of the new China all gave Wang Xin rich creative inspiration.