Deyang Zhuo Ma's New Song (Horse, Walk Slowly)

Singer: Ma Yutao

Album: Horse, walk slowly.

Ma, take your time,

Hey, walk slowly, I want to see enough of this charming scenery.

Fertile land, like saturated oil,

Ten thousand mu of fertile land seems to be covered with gold.

Never seen a picturesque castle peak, never seen a bumper harvest of people in the painting;

I have never seen green grass like a silk carpet, nor have I seen racing cows on a green silk carpet;

I have never seen a new village among evergreen trees or a bamboo house under betel nut trees.

There is a bamboo building, ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah,

Never seen such a blue sky, such a white cloud,

Peach blossoms burn all over the branches, horses,

You walk slowly, hey, walk slowly,

How quiet this tree-lined path is. Don't let the bell break the silence in the forest.

Look at that girl. She is embroidering in front of the building.

The stream on the roadside plucked the strings as if to accompany the girl's singing.

The evening breeze raises its gentle wings and walks with my horse forever.

Motherland, I love your colorful charm.

I want to see enough, but I can't get enough.

I can't get enough of it, hey, hey, hey, hey,

Motherland, I love your magnificent scenery.

I want to see enough, but I can't get enough!

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Creation background

196 1 year, Li went to Xishuangbanna to collect folk songs, and soon he wrote a set of Xishuangbanna poems, one of which was "Horse, Walk Slowly".

This poem was published in February's Frontier Literature and Art 1962 along with Xishuangbanna Poetry Draft, and was recited by Pan Jie in china national radio. When Sheng Mao (formerly known as Lou) lived in Zunhua, Hebei Province, he saw this poem, and he couldn't help composing music for Horse, Go Slow, with Hebei music as the main theme, and mixing poetic local music of Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

Sheng Mao composed "Horse, Go Slow", which was sung by the soprano Ma Yutao of the comrades-in-arms song and dance troupe, causing a sensation. Later, this song was revised and published in the monthly magazine Song of 1964+0, and soon it was sung all over the country. 1965, Zhou Enlai instructed the composer of "Long March Songs" to learn from the creative experience of this song, pointing out that the tune of "Go Good, Horse" is "the combination of North and South".