The song "I Love Wuzhishan" does not exist. The correct name is "I Love Wuzhishan, I Love Wanquan River". The original singer of the song is You Guoping.

"I Love Wuzhishan, I Love Wanquan River" was composed in the early 1970s. The songwriters were Zheng Nan and Liu Changan. The original singer of the song is You Guoping, a singer from the Guangzhou Song and Dance Troupe. All the songs included in "New Songs from the Battlefield" were broadcast on the Central People's Broadcasting Station. You Guoping's version of "I Love Wuzhishan, I Love Wanquan River" was broadcast for three months.

The song adopts a major mode technique and draws on musical elements from the Hainan folk song "Five Finger Folk Song". The beautiful melody exudes masculinity.

In 1973, Li Shuangjiang also sang this song, which was later included in the second volume of "New Songs from the Battlefield". In 1989, Li Shuangjiang won the first China Golden Record Award for this song.

Lyrics of the song "I love Wuzhishan, I love Wanquan River"

I love Wuzhishan and I love Wanquan River

Take the Red Army's steel gun with both hands

Defending the Motherland on Hainan Island

Ah Wuzhi Mountain, Ah Wanquan River

How many stories of the Red Army have you told about the Red Army?

You sing about the Red Army day and night hymn

I love the red cotton tree in Wuzhishan

The Red Army once lit a bonfire under the tree

I love the red rock in Wuzhishan

The Red Army once sharpened its knife on the stone

I love the road the Red Army walked

I followed the mountain road to post

I love the clear spring water of Wanquan River

The Red Army used river water to cook wild fruits

I love the thousands of waves of Wanquan River

The Red Army drove the enemy down the river here

I patrol along the river

Ah Wuzhishan, ah Wanquan River

We protect the red rivers and mountains

The Red Army’s steel gun will always be in hand