100 Classic Songs from the 1930s and 1940s

Author: Meng Xin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
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Flowers once told me how you walked;
The earth knows every corner of your heart;
Sweet dreams, no one will miss them;
At last, we welcome this joyful gathering moment;
Thousand rivers, ten thousand mountains, we have walked;
Every meeting and smile are etched in our memories;
On sunny, joyful days;
We held hands, too much to say;
Starlight fills all our childhoods;
Through storms and winds, we’ve explored the corners of the world;
The same feelings give us the same longing;
The same joy gives us the same song;
Sunlight wants to penetrate all languages;
The wind spreads stories across the world;
The same feelings give us the same longing;
The same joy gives us the same song;
Dear fellow singers and audience friends:
Hello everyone! To express our gratitude for the long-standing support and love of the fans for The Same Song, we have meticulously compiled this songbook on the occasion of its fifth anniversary. We have curated songs from different eras into this collection. Let these unforgettable songs flow through the river of time, merging into eternal classics. We hope this songbook accompanies you as you rediscover these beautiful melodies and moving tunes. May The Same Song always be the song in your heart.
The songs from the 1910s and 1920s included in this book were extremely popular at the time and are considered classic works of high artistic value. It would truly be a shame if these songs were not introduced to a wider audience. Additionally, these songs possess enduring artistic vitality, remaining highly popular in the 1930s and 1940s and are still being sung today. This is the very reason behind including these songs in this collection.