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Chapter 20 Chapter 7 My home is on the Songhua River in the northeast

Juliu River 齐邦媛 567Words 2018-03-04
After settling in the Sulfur Bi Hall, the shock just settled down, and soon the Lunar New Year arrived.On New Year's Eve, it was windy and windy.The whole school gathers to make dumplings, which is a tradition after the school was founded in Zhongshan, and the children who haven't had a hot meal for a long time.I happily ate a real home-style New Year's Eve dinner. After the Lantern Festival meal.Some people went to the open space by the small river outside the ancestral hall to light a few piles of fire, and hundreds of people sat around the fire side.Some people say that the distance from home is getting farther and farther day by day. The Japanese occupied half of China and are still chasing and killing them. When will they return to their hometown? Suddenly, crying filled the riverside, and some younger girls simply let out their horns. dig.Amid such cries, Chinese teacher Hao Lengruo led everyone to sing the song "On the Songhua River" (lyrics and music by Zhang Hanhui)

My home is on the Songhua River in the northeast, There are forests, coal mines, There are also soybeans and sorghum all over the mountains and plains. My home is on the Songhua River in the northeast, There are my countrymen, And the aging parents. September 18! September 18! From that miserable time, September 18! September 18! From that miserable time, Leaving my hometown, abandoning the endless treasure. Wandering! Wandering! All day price in the pass, wandering! What year and month will I be able to return to my lovely hometown of Shenyang? In what year and month can I take back my endless treasure seal?

Father and mother, father and mother! When can we get together? After the song was written, it was taught to sing by Ma Baishui, who was teaching music at Zhongshan Middle School at that time.Soon, this song was sung from Hunan to Sichuan, accompanied by nearly a thousand exiled students who drifted from the northeast to the southwest.Eight years later, the same group of students sang this song and returned to their fragmented hometown from the southwest.The exile trilogy under the tragedy of this era, through a song, sang the pain of a wanderer amidst the cries on the river bank; from anti-Japanese to anti-communist, sang all over the country, when I first came to Taiwan, I was still accompanied by countless tears Singing for nearly ten years.

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