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Peach blossoms, what a spring variety. But in fact, peach blossoms originated in the icy Heilongjiang. There is a song about peach blossoms that we are all familiar with: "In the Place Where Peach Blossoms Bloom". The story of this song dates back to the 60s of the 20th century, when there was a lyricist named Wu Dawei, and his story was closely connected to this song.
Wu Dawei followed the Shenyang Military Region Forward Song and Dance Troupe to the Ussuri River on the Soviet border, with the purpose of performing condolences for the soldiers. The cold weather in this place made him feel deeply difficult, and it was minus 40 degrees Celsius almost every day, which was unbearable. However, what struck him even more was the tenacity and bravery of the soldiers. They persisted in the extreme cold, disguising themselves with white sheets and barely taking precautions. This persistence deeply touched Wu Dawei.
Every time the soldiers returned from duty, Wu Dawei would ask them with concern whether they felt cold and missed their hometown. The soldiers' answers made him deeply admired: "When it was the coldest, I thought of snowflakes as the peach blossoms of my hometown, and when I thought of this, I didn't feel bitter or cold." These words deeply touched Wu Dawei, because he understood that it was the soldiers who suppressed their longing for their hometown for their mission and firmly devoted themselves to the battle.
David Wu decided to compose a song for these venerable warriors to show his respect and support for them. However, it was not easy to compose a lyric about peach blossoms, especially in those days. He encountered many difficulties, but never gave up. It wasn't until 1980 that he finally fulfilled his wish.
At this time, Wu Dawei found the songwriter Tie Yuan and hoped that he would compose music for the song. Tie Yuan was originally discouraged by the fact that a piece of work did not pass the censorship, but Wu Dawei's persistence and support helped him reinvigorate him. He created a gentle version of the tune and was inspired by Teresa Teresa songs in his composition.
However, Tie Yuan later decided that this version was too gentle and not passionate enough for the fighters. He decided to recompose the music and create a more surging and bold version. With the support of Dong Zhenhou, the song finally combines a gentle version and a passionate version into a work with deep emotions and grandeur.
In 1981, Dong Zhenhou sang the song at the Shenyang Bayi Theater, and Chen Xilian, then commander of the Shenyang Military Region, was also present. Chen Xilian was very fond of this song, and he proposed to promote it throughout the army. With Chen Xilian's support, the song began to spread nationwide.
To this day, "Where the Peach Blossoms Bloom" is still one of the well-known classics, and its story stems from Wu Dawei's persistence and creation, conveying respect for the perseverance of the soldier and the deep attachment to his hometown.
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