The song "I Love You, China" is the theme song of the movie "Overseas Son". 1980 shortly after the reform and opening up in the spring festival, more and more people returned to China. In this context, China has produced the film "Overseas Son" which reflects patriotic overseas Chinese's concern for the motherland. The most general description of the difficulty in singing is that the inner excitement under patriotic feelings is hard to contain, making people want to cry, sob several times and tremble all over.

The song "I Love You China" consists of three parts.

The first part is the introductory music part, with free rhythm, wide breath, bright and high timbre and ups and downs of melody, which brings people into the artistic realm of larks overlooking the earth and singing loudly.

The second part is the main part of the song. The rhythm is gentle, the melody is rising step by step, euphemistic, deep and restrained, which spreads the magnificent picture of the motherland and deepens the theme of "I love you, China".

The third part is the ending paragraph, which leads to the climax of the song through the expression of two interlinings "ah". At the end of the sentence, "My Mother, My Motherland" ended in the high-pitched area, pouring out the ardent patriotic feelings of overseas children for the motherland. The melody is ups and downs, and the rhythm is free and long, which echoes the first part.

It's just that introductory music is an introductory part, and people without vocal training can hardly sing. Paragraphs similar to the introduction are characterized by ups and downs of melody lines, high-pitched and open tones and plateau folk songs. Sing broadly, loudly and freely, just like larks flying in the air, flying over mountains, flying over the sea, and singing resounds through the land of the motherland.