What red songs and ballads are suitable for primary and secondary school students?

Lyrics by Mu Hong, Lu Su's Unity is Strength was born in a small village in Huangni District, Pingshan County, Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region on June 6-9, 1943. In order to oppose the Japanese invaders plundering grain in the border areas and implement the crazy policy of "robbing, killing and burning", the Northwest Field Army went deep into the vast rural areas of Pingshan, Hebei Province and Fan Shi, Shanxi Province to participate in the struggle.

2. "We are the successors of capitalism"?

"We are * * * factional successors" is a famous song written in 1962 by Zhou. 1978 was adopted at the first plenary session of the 10th Central Committee of the Communist Youth League in China, and "We are the successors of capitalism" was designated as "Team Song of Chinese Young Pioneers".

3. Spring in the Young Motherland

"Spring in the Young Motherland" is a lively and energetic song that is deeply loved by young people. The songs adopt bright and cheerful big-mode techniques, and the melody is smooth, catchy and marching like a queue, which fully shows the firm belief that the vast number of children grow sturdily under the cultivation of the socialist motherland and study hard to build the future of the motherland.

4. Song of the Red Star

1973 in the summer, Wu Dawei and Wei were invited by the famous composers of Bayi Film Studio to write the theme song lyrics for the movie "Sparkling Red Star". A year later, the theme song "Red Star Song" quickly spread all over the motherland.

5. Yellow River Chorus

The Yellow River Cantata was written by Guangweiran (formerly known as Zhang Guangnian) and composed by Xian Xinghai. Premiered in Yan 'an on April 3rd, 1939. This song was impassioned and played an inspiring role in China War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. 1In the late 1960s, due to Jiang Qing's suggestion, it was adapted into the Yellow River Concerto by musicians such as Yin Chengzong, and later there was a Shi Shucheng version of the Yellow River Concerto. Due to ideological reasons, The Yellow River Cantata was banned from broadcasting during the martial law period in Taiwan Province Province.

On August 26th, 20 15, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television released the online voting results of "My Top Ten Favorite Anti-Japanese War Songs", and The Yellow River Cantata was one of the selected 10 songs.