What are the essential songs for elementary school students?

1, "Party ah dear mother"

"Party ah dear mother" is by Gong Aishu, Yu Zhidi lyrics, Ma Dianyin, Zhou right music, Yin Xiumei sang the red song. It was written in the 1980s and was initially titled "Mom, how should I repay your kindness". The lyrics were originally written by Gong Aishu, a miner who loved literature in Handan, Hebei province, and expressed the pure feelings of children for their mothers.

2. "Tunnel Warfare"

"Tunnel Warfare" is the song of the same name of the movie "Tunnel Warfare" released in 1965, which is a classic of Chinese war movies in the 1960s. Ren Xudong and Fu Gengchen wrote the lyrics and Fu Gengchen composed the music. Because of the popularity of the movie "Tunnel War" in the country, it became a classic red song.

3. "The East is Red"

"The East is Red" was written by Li Youyuan and Gongmu, and arranged by Li Laxzhi, and it is a masterpiece of the new folk songs in the Shanxi-Gansu-Ningxia border area. This song, which was first sung in northern Shaanxi, sings in simple language the people's deep love for the great leader Chairman Mao Zedong and his leadership of the Chinese ****production party.

4, "Turn over the serfs and sing"

"Turn over the serfs and sing" is the theme song of the documentary film "Today's Tibet", with lyrics by Li Koon, music by Yan Fei, and Tsetan Drolma on vocals. The song expresses the great changes that have taken place in Tibet after its peaceful liberation under the leadership of the Chinese ****production party and Chairman Mao.

5, "****productivist children's regiment song"

"****productivist children's regiment song" is ****productivist children's regiment song, tune originated from the former USSR Junior Pioneer Corps anthem "burn, campfire" pianist Sergei Fyodorovich Kaidan Jeshkin's song, Qiao Yu lyrics, the song is 1957, Changchun Film Studio based on ****productivity children's regiment The song is the theme song of the movie "Red Child", which was made by Changchun Film Studio in 1957, based on the story of the *** production children's group.