What are some patriotic songs about praising the motherland?

1. "Love of the Republic of China"?

"Love of the Republic of China" is a song sung by Yang Hongji from the album "White Hair·Yellow Sand".

According to the lyricist Liu Yiran, it was the deeds of scientists that moved him and triggered his creative emotions. Zhang Guanghou became ill due to overwork and died young, so he wrote "Even if I fell to the ground, my heart is still in love with you"; Deng Jiaxian returned to China and dedicated himself to national defense. There was no news for more than ten years, and his wife cried in anticipation, so there was "When the world smiles at you, I will be in your tears."

This song stems from the patriotism and selfless dedication of scientists. There is not a single word "motherland" in the whole song, but the lyrics that flow from the heart can be felt more truly and intimately. Scientists have great love for their motherland.

2. "I Come Up from the Sky Like Snowflakes"

The song was originally sung by Dai Yuqiang, with lyrics written by Xiaoguang and music composed by Xu Peidong.

The lyricist uses personification to integrate himself with snowflakes and autumn leaves to express his pure and passionate desire and pursuit of love. Later, the meaning of the song changed with the times, especially after it was adapted into a chorus version. The artistic conception of the song extended from the pursuit of love to the persistence of personal purity and belief, and the tactful expression of the deep love for the motherland.

3. "Ode to the Red Flag"

"Ode to the Red Flag" is a song written by Xue Xixiang and composed by Lu Qiming.

Ode to the Red Flag takes the red flag as its theme and depicts the scene when the first five-star red flag was raised on October 1, 1949 when the People's Republic of China was founded. Similarly, with its majestic and solemn singing melody, it expresses the heroic, tenacious and enterprising revolutionary spirit of the Chinese people under the guidance of the red flag, and warmly praises the rising prosperity of the great motherland.

The music incorporates the melodies of "The East is Red", "March of the Volunteers" and "The Internationale".

4. "I Love You China"

The song "I Love You China" is a classic episode of the movie "Overseas Innocence" starring Chen Chong. It was created in 1979 and the lyrics It is Qu Cong and the composer is Zheng Qiufeng. As the film became popular in the early 1980s, the theme song sung by the famous soprano singer and Malaysian returned overseas Chinese Ye Peiying also quickly became sung in China. Although the lyrics are simple and unpretentious, they have touching passion.

5. "Singing the Motherland"

"Singing the Motherland" was written and composed by Wang Xin. It is a patriotic song. On September 12, 1951, Premier Zhou Enlai personally issued an order of the Central People's Government: "Ode to the Motherland" should be widely sung throughout the country. The song has become a ceremonial song, opening song or closing song for various major events in China. In 1989, the song won the China Record Corporation Golden Disc Award.

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Recommended patriotic poetry recitation:

My motherland (excerpt)

My motherland,

The motherland that I deeply love.

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You are the majestic lion-----the majestic wind that dances in China.

You are the origin of human wisdom-----the spark that ignites civilization.

You have a sacred name,

That is China!

That is China, my motherland.

The motherland that I deeply love.