Suitable background music for a speech contest in praise of the motherland

1. "Love My China"

"Love My China" was the anthem created for the 4th China Ethnic Minority Games held in 1991. When composing music, the tones of ethnic minorities in Guangxi, Yunnan and other places are widely used. The song was originally in two parts. The first section has a more lively melody, a jumping rhythm, and a narrow range.

This popular song has been sung in CCTV’s Spring Festival Gala many times. It has also been included in the music teaching materials for junior high school students and is listed among the 31 songs carried by the "Chang'e-1". The song has profound lyrics and is full of patriotic sentiments, and is loved by Chinese people all over the world.

2. "Greater China"

"Greater China" (formerly known as "China") is a patriotic song composed and recorded in 1994 by the original mainland musician Gao Feng. From the album "Love from the Other Side" released on June 23, 1995. In 1995, CCTV's "Oriental Time and Space" music TV version was revised, which aroused enthusiastic response across the country after its launch.

3. "Singing the Motherland"

"Singing the Motherland" was written and composed by Wang Xin. It is a patriotic song. On September 12, 1951, Premier Zhou Enlai personally issued an order of the Central People's Government: "Ode to the Motherland" should be widely sung throughout the country. The song has become a ceremonial song, opening song or closing song for various major events in China. In 1989, the song won the China Record Corporation Golden Disc Award.

4. "My Motherland"

"My Motherland" is an episode of the mainland Chinese movie "Shangganling" (produced in 1956). Lyrics by Qiao Yu and music by Liu Chi, the original singer is Chinese soprano Guo Lanying. In 2007, China's first lunar exploration satellite, Chang'e-1, also specially selected this song to carry it.

5. "My Chinese Heart"

"My Chinese Heart" is a patriotic song sung by Zhang Mingmin. It was written by Huang Zhan and composed by Wang Fuling. It was included in Zhang Mingmin 1982 In the album of the same name "My Chinese Heart" released in 2005 and the album "Ming Min Dragon Love" released in 2005.

In 1984, Zhang Mingmin sang "My Chinese Heart" at the CCTV Spring Festival Gala; in the same year, this song won the Third Divine Bell Award from the Song Editorial Department of the China Music Association.