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"The Waves of the Honghu Lake" is a folk song from the central and southern region of Hubei Province in China. It was written by Mei Shaoshan, Zhu Benhe, Pan Jinjie, Zhang Jing'an and Ouyang Qianshu, and composed by Zhang Jing'an and Ouyang Qianshu. The music was composed by Wang Yuzhen, Fu Ling sings.

The song was composed in 1958. It was first used as the theme song for a scene in the opera "Red Guards of Honghu Lake" premiered by the Hubei Experimental Opera Troupe in 1959. In 1961, the opera was adapted into a movie of the same name and became the theme song of the movie. It soon spread to a wider area.

The lyrics use the rhyming form of common rhyme, divided into two parts: the first eight sentences and the last six sentences. The first film re-writes the scenery of Honghu Lake, and the second film re-expresses gratitude. The song is rich in folk song characteristics and is a symbol of Hubei folk songs.

Song Appreciation:

Lyrics are a type of poetry and the language of poetry. The lyrics of "The Waves of Honghu Lake" use the rhyme form of Tongyang. The wide-open Jiangyang rhyme is not only suitable for expressing majestic and heroic emotions, but also catchy and rich in tonal and rhythmic musical beauty. After being separated from poetry, emotion is still the basic attribute of lyrics.

The content of lyrics is expressed through careful structural forms. Effective organization and careful arrangement of paragraphs and sentence patterns are important means for lyrics to express specific emotions. The lyrics of "The Waves of Honghu Lake" are divided into two parts: the first eight lines and the last six lines. The first film re-writes the scenery of Honghu Lake, and the second film re-expresses gratitude. The lyrics of the first film are concise, clear, vivid and profound, which can give people rich associations.