The national anthems of North Korea and South Korea are called patriotic songs. Two songs with the same name are two different songs.
1, North Korea's "patriotic song" is different from South Korea's "patriotic song" in the early days of the Korean Empire and the interim government except for its name. The composer of this song is Pak Se yong, a Korean poet, and the composer is Jin Yuanjun, a musician.
2. The national anthem of modern Korea has the same lyrics as that of the provisional government. 1948, two regimes, North Korea and South Korea, were established in the north and south of the Korean peninsula. The Korean government used a version of patriotic songs, which was adapted by the composer An Yitai, who lives in Spain, as the interim government, and has been in use ever since.
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South Korea used to have no official national anthem.
1, 19 10 years later, during the Japanese imperialist occupation, some people added Korean lyrics to the tune of the Scottish folk song Auld Lang Syne, which became as popular as the national anthem.
2. 1936, composer An Yitai composed music for the national anthem, but before 1948, the national anthem created by An Yitai was not popular, and people still liked to sing Auld Lang Syne with Korean lyrics.
3. It was not until 1948 that the government of the Republic of Korea was established that the national anthem was formally formulated. The name of South Korea's national anthem "Patriotic Song" refers to a song with patriotism as its content. This song is simple in form and solemn in atmosphere.
4. It shows the pain of losing the country and the tragic atmosphere of dark reality in order to survive in Japan. However, compared with grief, the content of the song sings the beauty of splendid rivers and mountains and the determination to get rid of the rule of the Japanese emperor, eager to recover lost ground, realize national independence and make the country rich and strong.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Korean National Anthem
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Korean National Anthem