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为了抗击日本侵略者,76年前,周大风谱写了一首《国际反侵略进行曲》,在海内外引起较大反响。解放后,他又创作了《采茶舞曲》等歌曲,受到毛主席、周总理等领导人的喜爱。今年9月是抗战胜利70周年,笔者在杭州采访了著名音乐家周大风,听他讲述了自己的音乐之路。在灵堂音乐中受到启蒙1923年,周大风出生于上海一个教师家庭。他的父亲周六吉是一名小学教师,也是一位中共地下党员,当时在上海鸿兴路开设了一间“雨化社”印刷所,晚上秘密印刷一些马列主义小册
In order to combat the Japanese invaders, 76 years ago, Zhou Dafeng wrote a “march of international anti-aggression” that has aroused great repercussions at home and abroad. After the liberation, he also created the “tea-picking dance” and other songs, by Chairman Mao, Premier Zhou and other leaders of love. September this year, the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the author interviewed the famous musician Zhou Gale in Hangzhou, listening to him about his own music. Enlightenment in the music hall In 1923, Zhou Feng was born in Shanghai, a teacher’s family. His father, Saturday Kyrgyzstan, a primary school teacher and an underground member of the Chinese Communist Party, opened a “Yuhua She” printing house at Hongxing Road in Shanghai and secretly printed some booklets of Marxism-Leninism at night