Just as pear blossoms bloom all over the world, there are gentle veils floating on the river. Katyusha stood on the steep shore and sang like a beautiful spring. Katyusha stood on the steep shore, singing like a beautiful spring, and the girl was singing beautiful songs. She sang an eagle on the grassland, sang her beloved, hid her beloved letter, and hid her beloved letter. Ah, this one sings girls' songs.
Convey Katyusha's greetings to the soldiers in the distant frontier, convey Katyusha's greetings to the young soldiers stationed in the frontier, miss the girls in the distance in my heart, and fight bravely to defend the motherland. Katyusha's love will always belong to him, and Katyusha's love will always belong to him. Just when pear blossoms are blooming all over the world, Katyusha stands on the steep bank, singing like beautiful spring, and Katyusha stands on the steep bank.
Introduction to the song Katyusha
Katyusha, written in 1938, was first sung by folk singer Nicchia ruslan Nova, composed by Matvei blanchard and written by Mikhail Isakovski. This is a classic song of the Soviet Union during World War II. On June 24, 2020, the honor guards of the three armed forces of China sang this song again in the Russian military parade.
Katyusha was written by blanchard with a lyric poem by the poet Isakovski. During the period of 1938, when the Zhanggufeng incident happened, it was the summer and autumn season in Hunchun area, and it was here that the Soviet poet Isakovski got creative inspiration and wrote the poem Katyusha. After seeing this poem, blanchard, a famous Soviet composer, immediately composed it into a song, which was quickly sung all over the Soviet Union, and immediately set off a patriotic upsurge in the Soviet Union.