The lyricist of the battle song Chinese People s Volunteer Army is

Hemp Fuyao.

Ma Fusha, the lyricist of the Battle Song of the Chinese People's Volunteers, passed away.

Ma Fusha, the lyricist of "Battle Hymn of the Chinese People's Volunteers" and former director of the political department of a base of the Second Artillery Corps, died in Beijing on January 20, 2019, at the age of 92. According to Ma Fuyao's last wishes, everything is simple, and no memorial service and farewell ceremony will be held.

Ma Fuyao was born in March 1927 in Suihua City, Heilongjiang. He joined the army in February 1947. During the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Ma Fuyao, who served as the instructor of the 5th Company of the 26th Regiment of the 1st Artillery Division of the Volunteer Army, recorded the oath of the soldiers from the bottom of his heart, and later revised and supplemented it several times and wrote a letter of determination in the form of poetry.

After that, the composer Zhou Weizhi saw the poem and composed the music on the same day. At the same time, he changed "Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea" to "Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea," and with the title of the last sentence of the poem, "Defeat the Wolf of US Imperialist Ambitions," he published the song in the "People's **" on November 30 and the semi-monthly magazine "Current Affairs Handbook" in early December.

This song, in the form of a march, is majestic and sonorous. In March 1954, it won the first prize in the "National Mass Song Awards in the Past Three Years" organized by the Ministry of Culture and the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles.

In July 1950, the 1st Artillery Division of the Chinese People's Liberation Army was ordered to assemble Andong (present-day Dandong) and be incorporated into the Northeast Frontier Army to carry out the task of guarding the border (this movement was closely related to the situation of the Korean War in June). At that time, the 1st Artillery Division was carrying out the task of reclamation and production in the suburbs of Jiamusi City, Heilongjiang Province. Suddenly, an order was given, and the unit was immediately transformed from a production team to a combat team.

Lyrics: Ma Fuyao.

Composer: Zhou Weizhi.

"Battle Song of the Chinese People's Volunteers" is a military song composed by Ma Fusha, then instructor of the 5th Company of the 26th Regiment of the First Artillery Division of the Chinese People's Volunteers, and composed by Zhou Weizhi, then deputy director of the Art Bureau of the Ministry of Culture of China, which was composed on November 25, 1950.

Background:

The First Artillery Division of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, as a reserve artillery unit of the Chinese People's Volunteers, was ordered to be the first to enter the Korean War, and Ma Fusha was one of them. On the eve of the troops entering the DPRK to join the war, they carried out pre-war training and ideological and political mobilization on the other.

They have clearly understood the criminal purpose of the United States in vainly trying to use the occupation of the DPRK as a springboard to invade our country and to strangle the newly-born People's Republic of China in its cradle. The soldiers were furious one after another, and from the depths of their hearts burst out with a burning desire to "stop aggression and defend peace" and "resist US aggression and aid Korea and defend the country."

At night, Ma Fuyao, as a political instructor, lay under the dim kerosene lamp and recorded the soldiers' heartfelt oath, "Majestic and high-spirited, cross the Yalu River......."The next day, at the oath meeting of the regiment and division, Ma Fuyao took this text as an oath and wrote it on the blackboard. Since then, the poem has been widely disseminated among the volunteer army. At that time, a cultural instructor of the company composed music for it and taught singing in the whole company.

On October 23, 1950, when the army entered the DPRK, Ma Fuyao's company sang this song and crossed the Yalu River with great vigor and high spirits. Later, Ma Fuyao was surprised to find that the troops who followed the dynasty were singing songs with similar lyrics and different tunes from the one he had written.

On November 26, 1950, "People's **" published a newsletter on the first edition, placing this poem prominently under the title, which immediately attracted the attention and resonance of the majority of readers in China, and aroused strong repercussions.

It turned out that Chen Bojian, a reporter from the Xinhua News Agency, went to the 1st Artillery Division for an interview and discovered this poem, and felt that the poem was well written and full of combat effectiveness. So, it was transcribed.

After the first battle, he wrote the war newsletter "Remembering the Conversations of Several Soldiers of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army", quoting this poem as the beginning, and also changing the phrase "crossing the Yalu River" to "crossing the Yalu River" and "good sons and daughters of China" to "good sons and daughters of China" to enhance the pronunciation crispness. In this way, the poem was transmitted back home from the Korean front.

On November 25, 1950, Zhou Weizhi, then deputy director of the Art Bureau of the Ministry of Culture of China, saw a poem written by Ma Fuyao on the Xinhua News Agency's "People**" "Defeat the Wolf of American Imperialist Ambitions". He was infected by the heroic spirit of it, and he had a strong desire to create, and he quickly composed the music that day.

At the same time, he changed "Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea" to "Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea", and signed the last sentence of the poem "Defeat the Wolf of US Imperialist Ambitions" with the title of "Words of Volunteer Soldiers" and Zhou Weizhi's song. It was eventually renamed "Battle Song of the Chinese People's Volunteers".

"Battle Song of the Chinese People's Volunteers" is a military song written by Ma Fuyan and composed by Zhou Weizhi, which was composed on November 25, 1950.

Lyrics:

Majestic, high-spirited, across the Yalu River.

To protect peace and defend the motherland is to protect the hometown.

The good sons and daughters of China are united together.

Resist US aggression and aid Korea, defeat the wolf of US imperialist (national) ambitions!

Majestic, high-spirited, across the Yalu River.

To protect peace and defend the motherland is to protect the hometown.

The good sons and daughters of China are united together.

Resist US aggression and aid Korea, defeat the wolf of US imperialist (national) ambitions!

Wolf of Ambition! Majestic, high-spirited.

Cross the Yalu River, keep peace, and defend the motherland.

It is to protect the hometown, a good son and daughter of China.

Unite together to resist US aggression and aid Korea.

Defeat the wolf of American imperialist ambitions!

Majestic, high-spirited, across the Yalu River.

To protect peace and defend the motherland is to protect the hometown.

The good sons and daughters of China are united together.

Resist US aggression and aid Korea, defeat the wolf of US imperialist (national) ambitions!

Wolf of Ambition! <>

Classic song 3: The birth of "Battle Song of the Chinese People's Volunteers", the author's words are admirable.

The lyrics of the Battle Song of the Chinese People's Volunteers are Ma Fusha.

Ma Fuyao was born in Cai's nest in Xingfa Village, Xinhua Township, Beilin District, Suihua City, Heilongjiang Province. He joined the army in February 1947 and joined the party the following year. During the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, he served as the instructor of the 5th Company of the 26th Regiment of the 1st Artillery Division of the Volunteer Army, and the "Battle Song of the Volunteers" written by him was published in the "People's **" edition on November 26, 1950.

Chinese peopleVolunteer ArmyThe lyricist of this song is the instructor of the 1st Company of the 26th Regiment of the 5th Artillery Division of the Volunteer ArmyHemp Fuyao. , an ordinary warrior.

Lyrics: Majestic, high-spirited, across the Yalu River.

To protect peace and defend the motherland is to protect the hometown.

The good sons and daughters of China are united together.

Korean. Defeat the wolf of American imperialist ambitions!

Majestic, high-spirited, across the Yalu River.

To protect peace and defend the motherland is to protect the hometown.

The good sons and daughters of China are united together.

Resist US aggression and aid Korea, defeat the wolf of US imperialist (national) ambitions!

Wolf of Ambition! Majestic, high-spirited.

Cross the Yalu River, keep peace, and defend the motherland.

It is to protect the hometown, a good son and daughter of China.

Unite together to resist US aggression and aid Korea.

Defeat the wolf of American imperialist ambitions!

Majestic, high-spirited, across the Yalu River.

To protect peace and defend the motherland is to protect the hometown.

The good sons and daughters of China are united together.

Resist US aggression and aid Korea, defeat the wolf of US imperialist (national) ambitions!

Wolf of Ambition! <>

The lyrics of the song were published in Xinhua News Agency at the time.

The transcript was later written by composer Zhou Weizhi.

See, the lyrics were composed and first published in the "Book of Current Affairs", and the title of the song was later modified by the composer.

Because the melody of this song strongly expresses the heroic years of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea.

The main melody fully embodies the iron will and strong belief of the volunteers and the people of the whole country, so it is a popular song that is sung with joy, and once this song comes out, it quickly spreads throughout the Great Wall and beyond, north and south of the river.