The Chinese version of Katyusha's songs was originally sung by Wang Zhe.

Katyusha is often mistaken for a traditional Russian folk song, but it is actually a political propaganda song written by a composer. Isakovski, the poet laureate of the Soviet Union, wrote a lyric poem "Katyusha". When composer Brontel saw this poem, he immediately set it to music.

Wang Zhe, a native of Fushun, Liaoning Province, graduated from Shanghai Conservatory of Music with a master's degree, is a young singer of the People's Liberation Army Art Troupe, a singer leading the "Top Ten Sopranos" of CCTV music channel, a member of the China Musicians Association, a director of the Chinese Literary Volunteers Association, and a doctoral student at Nanjing Normal University. Wang Zhe is good at singing China art songs, local folk songs and China operas, with a wide range, gorgeous timbre and rich artistic expression.

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She won the silver award of national singing in the 14th and 15th CCTV National Young Singer TV Grand Prix and the first place in the "Golden Bell Award" of China Music. Won the third-class merit three times, leading the "top ten new sopranos" singers of CCTV music channel.

won the 13th "Five Ones" Project Award, and served as a vocal instructor and judge of CCTV's "Looking for Liu Sanjie" and "Striving for Wonder" columns. In 211, he starred in the film "Fa Gu" and sang the theme song "Watching for Life". In the same year, he was invited by the Central Opera House to participate in the concert version of the music and dance epic "The Road to Rejuvenation".