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The introduction of Yin Bao Deliger.
1934 February 13 was born in Zuo Qi Erdun Baolige, Xinbaerhu, Hulunbeier City, Inner Mongolia. 1949 staged a long-tune folk song in his hometown at the Nadam convention in this banner, and became famous in one fell swoop. 195 1 joined the Hulunbeier League Cultural and Art Troupe, and was transferred to Inner Mongolia Song and Dance Troupe as a solo in the following year. 1953 participated in the national folk music and dance performance and won the excellent performance award. 1955 Participated in the 5th World Youth Student Festival and sang long-tune songs such as "Sea" and "Vast Grassland". She is known as a "rare folk soprano", won the gold medal and won honor for her motherland.

During the Cultural Revolution, Yin Bao Delig was branded as a traitor, a national separatist and a black starling fed by Ulanhu, and all award certificates, medals and stills were burned. Due to mental stress and exhaustion, she suffered from a serious heart disease. Later, with the concern of the central leadership, her problem was quickly solved. 197 1 year, he was sent to Xilin Gol grassland and adopted a 3-year-old orphan Na Ren. Under her careful training, Na Ren not only learned to sing, but later became a piano teacher in Inner Mongolia Normal University. 1975, Vice President of Art College of Inner Mongolia University, teacher of folk songs. In the teaching practice of nearly 20 years, many valuable experiences have been summed up, which has gradually made Mongolian folk songs and long-tune singing methods professional, systematic and standardized, and trained a large number of outstanding artistic talents for our nation. Therefore, she is regarded as one of the founders of Mongolian music education. In 2007, she and 38 old professors were awarded the "Lifelong Art Education Award" at the 50th anniversary celebration of the Art College. On April 22, 2008, he was selected as the representative inheritor of the second batch of national intangible cultural heritage projects announced by the Ministry of Culture.