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"Jing Zhong Bao Guo" is a song sung by singer Tu Honggang. Lyrics by Chen Tao and music by Zhang Hongguang. It is included in Tu Honggang's 1999 album of the same name, "Jingzhong Baoguo". The content of the song reflects the life of Yue Fei, a famous anti-Jin general in the Southern Song Dynasty, and praises Yue Fei's strong patriotic spirit of loyalty to the country. The song is also the ending song of He Zhonghua, Yu Feihong and others starring in the ancient dragon martial arts drama "The Sword of the Three Young Masters"[Praise][Praise]
"Jing Zhong Bao Guo" is the crystallization of Tu Honggang and his creative group for a year, from the creative proposal, the repeated revision of the lyrics, the ups and downs of the melody, the combination of the vocal parts of the orchestration, and even the strength of the accompaniment, the combination of various instrumental music and vocals in the reduction, Tu Honggang and the production group have made careful planning, arrangement and implementation, in order to sing this song sincerely, Tu Honggang always hangs it on his mouth and keeps humming [praise] [praise]
Speaking of here, there is a small story, in the period close to the recording, the wife had a few days of cold, afraid of infecting the child, so she let Tu Honggang take care of it, during a nap, Tu Honggang whispered this song to coax his daughter to sleep, the obedient baby soon fell asleep, and Tu Honggang also fell asleep unconsciously, until the wife who stayed next door rushed to wake him up when he did not react, it turned out that Tu Honggang sang "JingZhongguo" loudly while dreaming, which woke up the child who was crying. Later, whenever he talked about this, Tu Honggang smiled and said, "I have never had the problem of dreaming and singing."
The classics live on forever, and this flesh-and-blood song inspires countless Chinese [prayers] [prayers]
I want to watch martial arts movies and see the bad guys when I get angry, and I can't wait to go into the TV to play a falling flower [Ya Ya] [Ya Ya]
Especially when I see the brand of "Sick Man of East Asia" that stimulates dignity, I want to punch my fist [come on] [come on]
It's a pity that I haven't yet trained into the Iron Arm King Kong [Tears] [Tears]
"Why don't boys take Wu hooks and charge Guanshan Fifty States" [refueling]
What do like-minded friends think about this song?
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