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Background of Embroidered Lotus Bag

"Embroidered Lotus Bags" is a folk song from Northeast China popular in Mudanjiang area of Heilongjiang province. The song is a self-referential way to express the heroine's longing for her husband through a series of activities of embroidering lotus bags. In addition, there are folk songs with the same name in Shandong, Yunnan, Shanxi, etc. In 1958, Mr. Cheng Xifa, a famous veteran artist in Jilin Province (one of the ten great masters of Er Ren Su), asked this song to be taught to Gao Ru, who added his own understanding to the folk song and polished it continuously. In 1984, Gao Ru was asked by the Jilin Art Research Institute to sing the traditional Er Ren Su and the Northeastern folk songs, which was recorded, and the score was written down by the famous composer, Na Bingchen.

Extended information:

. p>The lyrics of "Embroidered Lotus Bag" are as follows:

Translated by Cheng Xifa

Marked by Na Bingchen

Sung by Gao Ru

The first day of the year is the fifteenth day of the year, and the fifteenth day of the year the moon is high

The spring breeze swings the tips of the Yangs, the tips of the Yangs

The peach blossom blossoms bloom in March, and the book is brought in April

Books are sent to me, and I want a bag to be embroidered with my lotus bag

I want to have a bag to be embroidered.