"Red River Valley" is a Canadian folk song with an unknown singer.

The song "Red River Valley" is a folk song popular in the Red River area in northern Canada. It mainly shows the residents who immigrated to the Red River area in the north to reclaim wasteland, build homes, and develop cities here. It reviews the history of people's hard work and entrepreneurship, and at the same time it is also a yearning for a better life. After adaptation, it was incorporated into the music classes of the first semester of sixth grade in elementary school and the second volume of first grade in junior high school.

The bison herd has left the grassland without a trace. It knows that humans are coming, and the earth is waiting for people to reclaim it and bring it new life with their hands. The grasslands will be covered with golden wheat ears, and big cities will be built soon. We welcome your sisters and brothers of all ethnic groups to this most beautiful world.

Chinese lyrics

People say that you are leaving the village and we will miss your smile.

Your eyes are brighter than the sun, shining on our hearts.

Come over and sit next to me, don’t say goodbye in such a hurry.

Remember your hometown in the Red River Valley, and the girl who loves you.

You will think of your hometown, how lonely and desolate it is.

Think about my pain after you left, think about the sadness you left me.

Come over and sit next to me, don’t say goodbye in such a hurry.

Remember your hometown in the Red River Valley, and the girl who loves you.

Have you ever thought of your hometown, how lonely and desolate it is.

Think about my pain after you left, think about the sadness you left me.

Come over and sit next to me, don’t say goodbye in such a hurry.

Remember your hometown in the Red River Valley, and the girl who loves you.