Hua Yuhan | wen
The story of "Ace Troops" is told from a group of newly enlisted recruits in the early days of reform and opening up.
This is a group of young people from the south and the north of the world, they are men and women, there are children of the army compound, there are ordinary peasant children, there are also the families of martyrs who have fallen.
It is also such a group of soldiers who weaves for us a military story with joy and bitterness.
The army is a disciplined place, and naturally there will not be much entertainment, let alone in that era when cultural life was relatively scarce.
Although the 1980s had already ushered in a peak of Chinese pop music, it was not always suitable for the small society of the army.
Therefore, some songs suitable for the singing of troops and soldiers are particularly precious and rare.
Therefore, from the time the recruits in "Ace Troops" have not yet entered the army, there is a scene of singing to express their excitement after becoming a soldier.
These songs are either high-pitched or lyrical, and all of them fully show the mood in the hearts of everyone present at that time.
Maybe some of the songs you will be catchy, maybe some of the songs you hear for the first time, but the melody sounds, I believe anyone can follow the hum a few words.
"Singing Turbulent Youth"
The song "Singing Turbulent Youth" has been sung twice in Ace Force.
The song was composed by composer Bakhmutova, the theme song for the 1958 film On That Side.
The song tells the story of a group of young people who have taken over the flame of the revolution from the older generation and are going to pass it on from generation to generation.
When Hu Yang, played by Bai Lu, prevented Gu Yiye from joining the army at the railway station, when Gu Yiye said: "Being a soldier is my life".
This song is used as background music, and many of the same people as Gu Yiye are newly recruited soldiers singing it.
As the lyrics say.
These recruits are the young men who want to take the steel guns from the older generation.
They will certainly pass on the traditions and missions of Chinese soldiers.
It is also their dedication and guarding that have given us a peaceful and happy life.
Unity is Strength
Composed in 1943, "Unity is Strength" is a very famous military song of the People's Liberation Army.
Interestingly, Unity is Strength was not created specifically for the troops in the early days, it was born with a mini-opera , Unity is Strength.
Due to the success of this opera, this finale " Unity is Strength " began to circulate widely in the border area.
Whether you hear the lyrics or not, you can feel the thoughts and meanings of the song from the title of "Unity is Strength".
When a group of recruits won the game in front of the lower company, they sang the song "Unity is Strength".
This victory was not the victory of one of them, but the victory of everyone and the collective.
The "fascist ti" in the lyrics refers here to a doctrine or theory of action.
Ironically, fascist ti originally meant not to be a "word" that needed to be overturned.
Fascist Ti's Italian is "Fascisti", which was a combination of the Latin "Fascis" and the Italian "Fascio", which originally meant "unity".
However, due to historical and misleading use, it eventually became a derogatory term.
"Golden And Silver Shuttle"
This song "Golden And Silver Shuttle" is a lyrical song that was widely sung in the 80s.
Although the tune of the song was very similar to the popular songs of the time, he was still very different from the popular songs of love and love.
This is a song that exhorts people to cherish time, and it is also a song with great positive energy.
This is also why when Jiang Nanzheng danced at the party, he would choose this song as one of the original sounds of the dance background music.
This song not only brings us into the sound of the 80s era, but also expresses the good wishes of this group of young soldiers who do not want to waste their good time and strive to be strong in the army.
"Song of Comrades-
Composed in 1979, "Song of Comrades-in-Arms" is also a military camp song written by Gu Yiye and Gao Liang a few years before they enlisted in the army.
This song can be said to be almost tailor-made for sorghum.
The whole lyrics of the song tell the friendship between the comrades in arms of the army, the most sincere friendship in the world.
This kind of friendship between comrades-in-arms allowed Sorghum, who had been an orphan since childhood, to regain the warmth of home in the big family of the army.
He was no longer the orphan without relatives, and he wanted to sing the song to all his comrades-in-arms.
He wanted his brothers to understand that in his heart they were like his own family.
"My Motherland and Me"
The song "My Motherland and Me" was created in 1985, a year after the 1984 where "Ace Troops" was located.
But in any case, this song can be said to be the most suitable for Gu Yiye to sing here and now.
Through the first person, the song expresses the singer's unparalleled love for his homeland.
Through such a song, Gu Yiye not only "vaguely" expressed his admiration for Jiangnan Zheng in front of the comrades of Quanlian.
At the same time, he also expressed his attachment and praise for the mother of the motherland, which made the company commander, the unit chief and the squad leader dumbfounded.
Although the whole song has no expression of feelings between men and women, it makes the listener move and the singer intoxicated.
"Ace Troops" is a series about the military career of a group of young people.
But he not only has the iron bones and mighty majesty of the soldiers, he also shows us the delicate emotions and tender bones that soldiers also have.
It's a bunch of living people, a bunch of living young people, a bunch of living young soldiers.
Whether or not they eventually become "ace troops", they are all soldiers of the people who defend their homeland and the country, and they are all a group of people worthy of our respect.
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