Wang Yunjie was born on August 29, 1911 in Dawangjia Village, Longkou City, Shandong Province. Famous Chinese composer, music educator and theorist.

In 1927, he studied in the Music Department of Xinhua University of the Arts in Shanghai, and later transferred to the Music Department of the University of Humanities and Arts. In 1931, he studied piano with Professor Kupka at Tsinghua University in Peking. From 1937 to 1938, he participated in the leadership of Xian Xinghai "Xinghai Singing Team", joined the Shanghai Kunlun Film Company in 1947, and studied advanced music theory under Tan Xiaolin and other professors in 1948. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a composition class teacher at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, and was employed many times as a postgraduate master's thesis at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. Defense committee. During this period, Wang Yunjie was in poor health and often vomited blood. Friends all knew that Wang Yunjie was not very good at taking care of himself. As soon as he had a job, he forgot about everything. Seeing that he was so weak, he cared about him, loved him, and advised him to get married early. It would be better if there was someone by his side to take care of him. So, on the anniversary of August 13th of this year, Li Qinghui, a comrade who had worked side by side with him in the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement and a good girl who performed "Ling Gu" on the same stage, fell in love and got married.

From that day on, Wang Yunjie and Li Qinghui began to struggle together and share the joys and sorrows. No matter how many ups and downs there were in life, Wang Yunjie and Li Qinghui shared joy and happiness together. Also share the hardships and pain. In this way, Wang Yunjie and Li Qinghui supported each other and lived in love for more than half a century. Their love story has always been a favorite among friends. Fifty years later, on the golden wedding anniversary of Wang Yunjie and Li Qinghui, Wang Yunjie and Li Qinghui were successively named the "Golden Wedding Couple" in Shanghai and the country. In 1951, Wang Yun was transferred to Beijing to serve as a member of the Art Committee and Deputy Director of the Music Department of the Central Film Bureau, and composed music for films such as "United Until Tomorrow", "Red Flag at Cuigang" and "Gate No. 6". When creating "Gate No. 6", Wang Yunjie was carrying a blanket, eating, living and working with Dalian dock workers, learning labor chants. For this reason, Wang Yunjie won the first prize in the 1949-1955 Outstanding Film Awards organized by the Ministry of Culture in 1957. medal.

In 1956, in order to concentrate on music creation, Wang Yunjie resigned from his administrative position in the Music Department and returned to the Shanghai Film Studio. He was responsible for the formation of the Shanghai Film Orchestra and served as its leader, still specializing in music creation. During this period, Wang Yunjie successively wrote "The Garden of Youth", "Mother", "Nurse's Diary", "Struggle on the Lake", "The City That Never Sleeps", "The Story of the Huangpu River", "Lin Zexu", "A Colorful Color Is Always Spring", He is the composer of films such as "Flying Swordsman", "The Adventures of the Magician", and "Love on the Green Mountain". Among them, "Little Swallow", the interlude of "Nurse Diary", was once all the rage with its beautiful and melodious tone and soothing melody, and was widely sung throughout the country. After the Third Plenary Session of the 11th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, although Wang Yunjie was already over seventy years old, he still composed music for films such as "Ao Lei Yi Lan", "Love of the Sea", and "The Rolling River". When composing the music for the film "Roaring Rivers", he went to the location in a large truck with young people. The fender of the truck was knocked off and he fell out of the truck and broke his arm. However, he still insisted on completing the work on time despite the injury. Task. When composing the music for "Aolei Yilan", he even ignored his old age and came to the Daur people to learn local folk songs from local singers. He climbed mountains and ridges on an elk and entered virgin forests to visit herdsmen. , went to Hailar, located in the Hulunbuir Prairie, to watch the horseback shooting competition between male and female Ewenki athletes. Personally experiencing the humanistic environment of the prairie provided him with the basis for using music to shape his characters, and he created popular songs such as "One Orchid Will Never Change", "Brother Immediately Where Are You", "But Waiting for the Snowflakes to Fall in Winter". Wang Yunjie participated in the 8th Czech International Film Festival in 1954 and the 35th Cannes International Film Festival in France in 1982. Wang Yunjie is the third and fourth director of the China Film Association, the second and third director of the Chinese Musicians Association, vice chairman of the Shanghai Musicians Association, and president of the China Film Music Society. Wang Yunjie died of cerebral hemorrhage in Shanghai on June 4, 1996.