Yan Su: Poet, a famous playwright. Member of Chinese Writers Association, vice chairman of Chinese Dramatists Association and member of Chinese Music Association.
1930 was born in Baoding, Hebei Province on May 9, 1930. He finished high school in Chongqing Nankai Middle School, participated in land reform, resisted US aggression and aided Korea, and expressed condolences to the Soviet Union and the Vietnamese People's Army. For 50 years, he served as an actor and leader of the Southwest Youth Art Troupe, transferred to the Southwest Military Region Art Troupe from 65438 to 0953, and transferred to the Air Force Political Department Art Troupe from 65438 to 0955.
Masterpiece: Jie Jiang.
Masterpiece:
Songs: Hongmeizan, who dares to ask for directions, loves big bowls of tea at the front door, I love the blue sky of the motherland, Beijing Bridge, the Great Wall, seeing flowers in the fog, Suzhou (Gallery) girl, barracks man, hometown is Beijing, singing faces and so on.
Opera: Jiang Jie, the daughter of the Party.
Beijing Opera: Red Lantern, more than a year, Hongyan.
His opera "Jiang Jie" has deeply influenced several generations, and the song "Red Plum Zan" is a household name. His ballet Red women soldiers is also very popular in China. His song "I love the blue sky of my motherland" filled the soldiers in the barracks with lofty sentiments. In the TV series The Journey to the West, his "Dare to ask where the road is" resounded through the sky.
The book you mentioned is called Me and My Yan Su Dad.