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What's the name of the ending song of Sunny Days? Is it the national anthem or a foreign song?
The song "Flying South in Wild Goose" is a Tibetan folk song. Later it was changed to a red song. The movie is a red song sung in Tibetan.
Folk lyrics: The geese flying south please fly quickly, and send a message to my missing relatives-the geese flying far away please fly quickly, and send a message to the frontier, telling my long-lost relatives-the happy geese please fly quickly, wishing you happiness and peace, and sincerely looking forward to meeting your relatives.
Red song lyrics: Flying geese, please fly quickly and take a message to Beijing. The emancipated serfs miss their benefactor Chairman Mao. Geese, please fly quickly and take a message to Beijing. Wealthy herders thanked their relatives Chairman Mao. Flying geese, please fly quickly and take your heart to Beijing. Generation after generation of Tibetans miss the great Chairman Mao.
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