1. "Song of Chinese Young Volunteers"

"Song of Chinese Young Volunteers" is a song specially created for volunteers, praising "dedication, friendship, mutual help and progress" "The song of volunteer spirit.

The song was written by Liu Jingshan, composed by Zang Yunfei, and sung by Fei Jia, Secretary of the Youth League Committee of Renmin University of China. The song was sung for the first time on October 3, 2012 at the 75th anniversary party of Renmin University of China.

2. "The Communist Children's League Song"

The "Communist Children's League Song" is a communist children's song, and the tune originated from the former Soviet Union The Young Pioneers team song "Burn the Campfire" is composed by pianist Sergey Fedorovich Kaidan-Deshkin, with lyrics by Qiao Yu and music by Zhang Dichang. This song is the theme song of the film "Red Children" produced by Changchun Film Studio in 1957 based on the story of the Communist Children's Troupe.

3. "Song of the Communist Youth League Members"

"Song of the Communist Youth League Members" was written by Galicchi and composed by Xie Duoyi in 1947. The song brings people into the arduous Soviet Patriotic War, expressing the Soviet people's hatred of aggressive wars, never surrendering to the enemy, defending their homeland, and loving peace. This song is an episode of the drama "The Beginning of the Road" and is also one of the most familiar Soviet songs to Chinese people.

4. "Holy War"

"Holy War" is a patriotic song of the Soviet Union during World War II in the 1940s. In late June 1941, Germany launched a blitzkrieg against the Soviet Union. The Soviet army rose up to resist, but suffered frequent setbacks and heavy casualties. Tens of thousands of cities and rural areas were destroyed by German artillery fire, and hundreds of large and medium-sized cities fell.

In times of crisis, in order to inspire the tenacious fighting spirit of the army and the people, Alexanderrov composed this song overnight, aiming to inspire the fighting spirit of the Soviet people.

5. "1492: The Conquest of Paradise"

"1492: The Conquest of Paradise" is the most widely circulated masterpiece of the film score by the Greek avant-garde electronic composer Vangelis. With a modern electronic symphony, he perfectly reproduced the tragic story of Columbus and other explorers 500 years ago, who finally reached the New World after enduring rough seas, deadly viruses, and all kinds of difficulties and obstacles.