Affectionate interpretation of "I defend the bridge for the motherland" baritone singer Liu Bingyi told his "bridge complex"

Intersection News On September 30, the five-star red flag, I am proud of you - Jiangsu Province celebrates the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China Poetry Recitation Concert and the opening ceremony of the 2019 Zijin Culture and Art Festival, 85-year-old famous baritone singer Liu Bingyi deeply performed a song "I guard the bridge for the motherland", presenting the 70th anniversary of New China.

From "I Offer Oil for the Motherland" to "Motherland, Kind Mother" and "My Motherland and Me", Liu Bingyi laughed and said that the repertoire he sang could form a "Motherland" series. This time, invited to Nanjing to participate in the performance of the Jiangsu Poetry Recital Concert celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Liu Bingyi said with great pleasure that "this is a very meaningful thing" and sang a passage of "My Motherland and Me" for the reporters during the interview. "I Defend the Bridge for the Motherland" Talking about the relationship with Nanjing and the Yangtze River Bridge, he said that in fact, before the song "I Defend the Bridge for the Motherland" was born and popularized, he had come to Nanjing many times. "At that time, to cross the Yangtze River, you still had to rely on the ferry," Liu Bingyi recalled, and later the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge was completed, and the people of the whole country were very excited. "At that time, my mood was the same as everyone else's, and I was very proud and proud that our country could have such a bridge." Liu Bingyi said that the completion of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge is a microcosm of the prosperity and development of the motherland, and the song "I Guard the Bridge for the Motherland" reflects the spiritual outlook of people devoting themselves to the development and construction of the country, which is both mass and artistic, and can be said to be a classic mass song. Liu Bingyi Intersection reporter Wang Jianyang Ding Ding/Wen Caoyang Wang Zijie Wan Chengpeng/Photo