Yankee DuDu is also called Yankee Song and Yankee Minor. It is a traditional American song, and now it is also an American patriotic song and a Connecticut song.
Related history
Long before the American Revolution, the tune and some passages in the lyrics of "American Song" were very popular in these British colonies. Even before170s, the British army sang "Yankee songs" to mock the colonists. Early versions of the lyrics mocked the courage of these colonists and their vulgar clothes and manners. "Yankee" is a disparaging term for a New England bumpkin, and "dude" (also pronounced Dudar) means an idiot or a fool. However, during the American Revolution, the US military adopted "Yankee Song" as its own song to show its pride in its simplicity, home textile clothes and unpretentious demeanor. There are many different versions of lyrics. For many years, this song has been regarded as the unofficial second national anthem (the recognized second national anthem of the United States should be Beautiful America), which was personally arranged by Premier Zhou at the airport when Nixon visited China.
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Complete lyrics
original text
Yankee Dudu Yankee Dudu rode a pony into town, put a feather in his hat and called it macaroni. Yankee Doodle Go on, Yankee Doodle Playboy! Pay attention to music and dance steps, and be careful with girls. Father and I went to the camp with Captain Gooding. All men and boys are as thick as pudding. Yankee Dodd, go on, Yankee Dodd Dandy! Pay attention to music and dance steps, and be careful with girls. And the captain
Washington is patting a stallion. Give orders to his men
I guess there are one million. Yankee Doodle Go on, Yankee Doodle
That's great. Pay attention to music and dance steps, and be careful with girls.
Yankee toot toot a tune, which came very conveniently. All enemies
Escaped from Yankee Dodd Dandy! Come on Yankees, Yankees
Dudu playboy! Pay attention to music and dance steps, and be careful with girls.
translate
Americans. Americans? Doudard rode a pony into town. He is called the guy with feathers in his hat. Americans? Doudard, fight!
Americans? Doudard, man! Listen to music and dance with girls. My father and I followed Captain Gooding to the military camp, and saw the crowd bustling and flowing.
Americans? Doudard, fight! Americans? Doudard, man! Listen to music and dance with girls. Look, Captain Washington is riding a tall horse.
Give orders to the soldiers and you will come with thousands of troops. Americans? Doudard, fight! Americans? Doudard, man! Listen to music and dance with girls.
Americans? Doudard is playing a tune to show his talent, and the enemy will be frightened out of my wits when they see the Yankees. Americans? Doudard, fight! Americans? Doudard, man!
Listen to music and dance with girls.
Cultural influence
The Taiwan Province children's song "March of Filing Ice" takes "Yankee Song" as the main theme, and the Japanese children's song "Ten Thousand Feet in the Alps" is also "Yankee Song".
Chinese lyrics can't be found.
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