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100 years of memory · The red relics | this violin plays the strongest sound of the era of saving the nation from peril

In the Yunnan Provincial Museum in Kunming, Yunnan Province, there is a precious cultural relic.

A piano, a song, a classic tune called "The March of the Volunteers".

100 years of memory · The red relics | this violin plays the strongest sound of the era of saving the nation from peril

In 1931, Nie Er used his savings to buy this second-hand violin made in Germany.

After that, it followed Nie Er all the way.

100 years of memory · The red relics | this violin plays the strongest sound of the era of saving the nation from peril

In 1935, Nie Er composed the "March of the Volunteer Army".

Later, the song became the national anthem of the People's Republic of China, and the impassioned melody sang the strongest voice of the era of saving the nation from peril.

100 years of memory · The red relics | this violin plays the strongest sound of the era of saving the nation from peril

In 1954, Nie Er's relatives donated the violin to the Yunnan Provincial Museum, which has been displayed here ever since.

Video source: Xinhua News Agency

Edit: Mudo