Katyusha (Russian: Катюша), composed in 1938, was first sung by folk singer Likia Ruslanova, composed by Matvey Blanchel, and composed by Mihai Written by L. Isakovsky, it is a classic Soviet song from World War II.

"Katyusha" was written by Blancheer using a lyric poem by the poet Isakovsky. In 1938, when the Zhang Gufeng incident occurred, it was the summer and autumn season in Hunchun. It was from here that the Soviet poet Isakovsky got inspiration for his creation and wrote the poem "Katyusha".

After seeing this poem, Blancheer, the famous Soviet composer, immediately composed it into a song, which was quickly sung throughout the Soviet Union, causing a stir in the Soviet Union and the Commonwealth. A surge of patriotism. Social influence:

This song was written in 1939, but it was not popular at the time. It was the Soviet Patriotic War that took place two years later that made this song stand out and spread along with the rumbling artillery fire. .

In this way, it was precisely the war that made the song "Katyusha" reflect its unusual value. After the baptism of war, this song gained new and even new values. eternal life.

The reason why this love song was spread during the war is that this song combines beautiful music with a just war. This song connects the girl's love with the soldiers' heroic service to the country. Together, this song full of innocent girlish love made the soldiers holding cold weapons and lying in the cold trenches feel the warmth and comfort of love and affection in their souls amidst the unbearable smoke and loneliness.