Desert War Song (with VCD disc) (with one VCD disc)

Author: Gao Yansai
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Publish Date: 2004-03-15
Features: On July 27, 2003, it was the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice Agreement of the Korean War. This book authentically and vividly depicts the arduous and extraordinary struggles of Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers who were unfortunately captured due to injuries, starvation, and cold in the prisoner-of-war camps half a century ago during the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea. It also introduces the creation process of dozens of camp battle songs such as "For Peace," "Lovely Motherland," and "The Red Flag Flies High on October First." To return to their homeland, they remained steadfast and united, creating songs to boost morale, foil the enemy's plots one after another, and composed magnificent musical chapters that embody the spirit of revolutionary heroism and patriotism. The creation of these battle songs is a "miracle" in the history of modern Chinese musical composition. Accompanying the book is the VCD disc "Desperate War Songs," which records the original, unadulterated performances of the propaganda team members from the Volunteer Army's prisoner-of-war camps. The book is the first toly publish many never-before-published, extremely precious photographs and historical materials, allowing us to more genuinely experience the and unwavering beliefs of the captured Volunteer Army soldiers. This book can serve as a read for patriotic education among young people, as well as a reference for historical researchers and.