Edelweiss, the national flower of Austria, has a more popular and popular name called edelweiss.

Most people in China know about edelweiss from the American film The Sound of Music. The episode Edelweiss has been popular all over the world and is called the unofficial national anthem of Austria.

The film The Sound of Music is based on a true story:

During the Nazi period, an Austrian nun worked as a governess in a rich family.

Because they didn't like what the Nazis did, they fled to the United States and formed the "trapp Family Choir" to tour the country, which was very touching.

The episode Edelweiss expresses the sincere and simple love of the Austrian people for their hometown by praising this beautiful national flower.

In the film, the melody of edelweiss sounded many times.

When the colonel who refused to serve the Nazis was ready to take risks with his family, he dedicated his favorite song Edelweiss to his hometown folks.

But the song is not over yet, and the voice has choked. My beloved wife Maria continued to sing tacitly and led the audience to join the chorus, pushing the whole movie to the most exciting climax.