The interlude of "Military Parade Goose Step" is "March in Line". "March in Line" was adapted from the "March of the Chinese People's Liberation Army" by Luo Lang, conductor of the military band at the founding ceremony. It has a better rhythm than the March of the People's Liberation Army. Stronger and more convenient for troops to march in separate columns.

Most troops use the "March of March" when conducting military parades and formations. At the same time, local universities, middle schools, factories, government agencies, etc. also mostly use this music in training before organizing National Day parades.

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The original song "March of the Chinese People's Liberation Army" was written by Gong Mu and composed by Zheng Lucheng. It was composed in 1939 and is one of the songs in the "Eighth Route Army Cantata" , formerly known as "March of the Eighth Route Army". During the Chinese People's Liberation War, the "March of the Eighth Route Army" was renamed the "March of the People's Liberation Army" and the lyrics were slightly changed.

On February 1, 1951, the General Staff of the People's Revolutionary Military Commission of the Central People's Government issued the trial "Internal Affairs Regulations of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (Draft)" and renamed the "March of the People's Liberation Army" to "The March of the People's Liberation Army". Song".

On May 1, 1953, the "Chinese People's Liberation Army Internal Affairs Regulations (Draft)" was re-promulgated by the People's Revolutionary Military Commission of the Central People's Government of the People's Republic of China ("Central Revolutionary Military Commission"), It was also changed to "March of the People's Liberation Army". In 1965, it was renamed "March of the Chinese People's Liberation Army".

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