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Where is jasmine a folk song?

Jasmine is a folk song in Jiangsu.

"Jasmine Flower" was adapted from China folk song "Huadiao" by He Fang, and was first released as a single on 1957. From 65438 to 0982, Jasmine became one of the excellent songs recommended by UNESCO to people all over the world. In 2009, Yancheng Institute of Technology won the second prize in the general group of the second national college students' art exhibition.

Lyrics:

What a beautiful jasmine!

What a beautiful jasmine!

The flowers in the garden are fragrant, but not fragrant.

I have a heart to choose a dress.

I'm afraid the flower watcher will scold me.

What a beautiful jasmine!

What a beautiful jasmine!

Jasmine is not whiter than snow.

I have a heart to choose a dress.

Afraid of others' jokes

What a beautiful jasmine!

What a beautiful jasmine!

The flowers in the garden are inferior to it.

I have a heart to choose a dress.

I'm afraid it won't germinate next year.

Appreciation of Song Dynasty:

The pentatonic tone of Jasmine has distinct national characteristics, and its smooth melody contains periodic and symmetrical structure, and can adapt to western aesthetic habits, so it can spread in the western world.

This song belongs to a minor folk song and is a single song. The melody with five progressive tones shows a euphemistic, smooth and soft Jiangnan style, vividly depicting a gentle and virtuous girl who is attracted by the fragrant and beautiful jasmine, reluctant to pick it up and want to give up. The whole song is euphemistic and delicate, with deep and subtle feelings.