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On the evening of April 7, bad news came out of the entertainment industry, and Ye Peiying, a veteran artist and famous singer, died on the same day at the age of 87. She is also the original singer of the well-known song "I Love You, China".
A netizen named Yu Yong posted a photo with Ye Peiying on the evening of the 7th to mourn her friend and announced the cause of her death. Ye Peiying died in Beijing Xuanwu Hospital in the afternoon of the same day due to ineffective rescue of cerebral hemorrhage.
The fall of a generation of singers is sad.
Ip Pei Ying was born in Malaysia in 1935. Although she grew up overseas, her parents did not slacken their education of her and always taught her that her motherland was China and that her hometown was called Tangshan.
In foreign countries, the family was often bullied, singing became a catharsis of Ye Peiying's feelings, she learned to sing Chinese songs such as "Hoe Grass Song" and "Persuade Classmates not to be fooled" in music classes and choirs at Chinese schools in Malaysia.
Until 1951, 16-year-old Ye Peiying bid farewell to her parents in order to return to her motherland to go to university, resolutely returned from Malaysia, completed secondary school in China, and finally was admitted to the vocal music department of the Central Conservatory of Music.
After graduation, Ye Peiying chose to stay in school. In order to learn Chinese well, overcome the difficulty of biting and spitting words, and study hard, she slowly explored a set of singing methods suitable for herself.
Later, Ye Peiying successively sang songs such as "Ode to the Motherland" and "Yellow River Complaint", and won the recognition of the leaders.
And her most well-known masterpiece is the song "I Love You, China" she recorded for the movie "Overseas Naked Son" in 1979.
Because Ye Peiying is a returned overseas Chinese, she can best understand the mood of overseas wanderers missing the motherland. After reading the script, Ye Peiying couldn't help but burst into tears, determined that no matter what the interlude was, she must pick up.
Sure enough, after the release of the movie, this song full of Ye Peiying's infinite affection "I Love You, China" soon became popular all over the country, and is still regarded as a classic, and Ye Peiying is also popular in the Chinese circle.
In the past few decades, Ye Peiying has sung this song on stage countless times, and each time she is full of passion.
Especially when I go abroad, the wanderers who are wandering outside are very eager to hear this song "I Love You, China", she once said, "Offstage they listen while crying; on stage, I sing while crying", which may be the charm of this song.
In 2005, due to the rain the day before, when Ye Peiying sang at a concert, she repeatedly had hoarse voices, voices, broken voices and even loss of voice.
Although the performance was not good, but Teacher Ye Peiying still meticulously sang the whole song, she repeatedly apologized to the audience after the singing, "This singing is really not good, really sorry", enough to see her seriousness and responsibility for each performance.
Ye Peiying's last appearance was at the CCTV Mid-Autumn Festival Gala three years ago. At that time, she collaborated with young singer Wang Li and sang the song "I Love You, China" again.
Although this song Ye Peiying has sung ten million times, she is also 84 years old, but when the music starts, she is still full of affection as always, full of spirit, worthy of being a famous singer.
It is not difficult to see from the picture that Ye Peiying, who is wearing a red dress, has a very good spirit and a very thick voice, and when she sings the paragraph of "I love you China", her eyes still flash with tears, and her sincere years for the motherland can be learned.
May this old artist go all the way! The motherland will not forget her sincerity, and we will not forget her singing!
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