I love you, China, a patriotic song written by Qu Cong, composed by Zheng Qiufeng and originally sung by Ye Peiying, is an episode of 1979 movie Overseas Hong Haier. ?

Lyrics:?

Larks fly across the blue sky. I love you, China.

I love you, China, and I love you, China.

I love your strong seedlings in spring and your golden fruits in autumn.

I love your pine temperament, and I love your red plum character.

I love the sweet sugar cane in your hometown, which moistens my heart like milk. I love you, China.

I love you, China, and I want to dedicate the most beautiful song to you.

My mother, my motherland, I love you China.

I love you, China, and I love you too, Nanhai.

I love your snowy northland, and I love your boundless forest.

I love your lofty mountains, and I love your gurgling rivers.

China, I love you, because the clear waves flow through my dreams.

I love you China, and I want to dedicate my beautiful youth to you.

My mother, my motherland, ah ah.

I want to dedicate my beautiful youth to you, to my mother and to my motherland.

Extended data:

From 65438 to 0972, Qu Yan began to conceive the lyrics of I Love You, China. 1976, he finished the first draft of I love you, China. 1978, Hu Bing created the movie literary script "Overseas Red Son", and he found Qu Yan through his wife Su Peng.

Therefore, Qu Cong had the opportunity to write ten songs for the film, nine of which were adapted from the plot, and only one song, I Love You, China, was chosen as the screenwriter (played by Huang).

In the process of submission, the producer put forward two opinions: first, the order of the first paragraph and the second paragraph of the lyrics should be changed, because the camera is not good; Secondly, they think that "I love you, China" is the third person and should be changed to "I love you, my country". Qu Yan agreed to change the order of the two paragraphs, but insisted that the title of the song must be "I love you, China".