The first one: "The Sun Comes Out Gladly" is a Sichuan folk song, the words and music are from the musician Mr. Jin Gu's pen, the birthplace of the song is Chongqing Shapingba, which was created in 1942 during the underground party work in Chongqing. The song is simple in form and optimistic in mood, expressing the mountain people's love of labor and life in the mountainous areas, and has been popular both at home and abroad. The original singer is the famous singer Mr. Cai Shaoxu.

The second song: "Kangding Love Song" (Sichuan folk song) Kangding love song is Duo Luo. This may be the earliest prototype of Kangding Love Song. According to the age of the old man to count, the twentieth century twenties Kang Ding love song has sprouted. Part of the people think "Kangding love song" is Kangding North Pass outside the Yala ditch farmers and herdsmen around the first folk song, belongs to the "yo-yo tune", originally only the first three paragraphs. In the pre-forties, Kang Ding's teenage children in the "with the flowers night" (with the bride to celebrate the night before the wedding) or play "children's love", love to sing this song, the word "Li big sister", "Zhang's big brother", usually to be temporarily sung into the immediate female and male surnames. During the war, the earliest collector of this folk song in Chongqing is the musician Zheng Shamei, who was then a professor at the National Theater College, also taught at the Kailashiba National Frontier School, in the collection of Kham folk songs, Kangding students Cao Sufang, Qiao Shuyuan, Li Peiyuan, Sun Yuhua, etc., sang him a lot of folk songs, which have "run the horse slippery mountain! "

The third song was sung in the fall of 1944 by Kanding students Cao Sufang, Qiao Shuyuan and Sun Yuhua.

The third song: "When Will the Sophora Blossom Bloom" is a classic of Sichuan folk songs, which is actually a traditional mountain song in the Yibin area, formed in a long time. It is actually a traditional mountain song of Yibin area, which has been formed for a long time. The lyrics of the song are contained in the "Sichuan Mountain Songs" engraved in the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. The lyrics of "When will the locust blossoms bloom" are only four short lines, but in just a few words, it brings to life the image of a rural girl who has fallen in love, and who is eloquent and shy, right before our eyes.

The fourth song: "Huang Yang Bian Tan" is a folk song of Chongqing Municipality's Yu Dongbei, originating from Youyang County and Xiushan County in Chongqing. It is a valuable cultural resource of the Tujia ethnic group, and "Huang Yang Bian Tan" is the pride of Chongqing's 30 million people. 1958 singer Zhu Baoyong sang "Huang Yang Bian Tan" for the first time, and from then on, the beautiful and lyrical XiuShan lantern song "Huang Yang Bian Tan" was crowned as a Sichuan folk song circulating in the country.

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A certain ethnic group in the ancient or modern period of creation with their own national style of song, refers to the traditional songs of each ethnic group, each ethnic group's ancestors have their own songs since ancient times, the vast majority of these songs do not know who is the author, and the oral transmission, one by one, one by ten, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, and one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one.

Today, what we call folk songs mostly refer to the folk songs of the pop era, which are mainly accompanied by acoustic guitars, sung in a natural and frank way, and the kind of songs that express the feelings of the pure and simple life of everyone.

Sichuan folk songs are most appreciated for their lyricism, ebullience, cheerfulness, wit and spiciness. This is also very representative of its unique artistic style. However, the incomparable richness of social life constrains the folk songs of an ethnic group and region are bound to be colorful and varied. China's music scholars on the classification of folk songs is inconclusive, I tend to be divided into: "mountain songs", "ditty", and "labor" three categories. In Sichuan folk songs, which "mountain songs" occupies a very important position.

Shan songs, as the name implies, are songs sung by laborers in the mountains and fields. It is a song sung by laborers in the mountains and fields (e.g., Qinghai's "Flower Children", Hubei's "Catch Five Sentences", Shaanxi's "Albatross", Shanxi's "Little Song"). Shanxi's "Xiaoqu" and Inner Mongolia's "Mountain Climbing Tune" are all famous types of mountain songs in China). Mountain song, is the majority of working people in the labor or labor, spontaneous lyrics and social activities of a means. Its form is very simple and concise, the genre is relatively free, it is easy for the masses of working people to grasp and use directly, but also to make talented singers to create a full range of play.

Sichuan mountain songs have a long and rich history. They include the "Morning Song", "Cowherd Song", "Sheepherd Song", and "Rice-planting Gathering Song". "Weed-gathering Song", "Luo'er Song" and so on. As people in the past in agricultural production and back picking transportation and animal labor, most of the individual operation, of course, collective labor forms are also (such as grip rice-planting, weed collection, collective transportation), but these collective labor still maintains an independent way. Therefore, the Sichuan songs are not as directly specific as the labor horn with labor, in the form of more not subject to the restrictions and limitations of the specific labor. In terms of melodic rhythm, some mountain songs have a very free rhythm, while others have a strict structure and a more regular rhythm. In terms of tuning, the five-tone Hui and Fei tuning are common, and there are also a few Shang tuning and Hui tuning alternating mountain songs. In the singing style of Sichuan mountain songs have a high cavity and flat cavity points, drag cavity euphemism, very distinctive. Singing form: solo, on the consulting singing, embellish sentence joint singing, through singing, help cavity and so on.

Sichuan mountain songs are also very broad in their content. There are praises of labor scenes, show the interest of life, the pursuit of freedom and happiness and good life (such as "up early in the morning the sun", "the sun out of the joyful", "picking grapes", "down to the fields of rice-gathering rows of rice-planting rows" and so on this kind of mountain songs.) There are more love songs that expose the feudal and corrupt marriage system and sing about the innocent love between young men and women, such as "When will the acacia blossom bloom", "Running on the hills", "I am a diligent person", and so on, belong to this kind of mountain songs.

Sichuan mountain songs, generally two, four, six sentences (there are a few three, five sentences) short and concise, each sentence of five characters ranging from seven characters. Many of the songs are improvised, but the idea is clever, metaphorical, vivid and profound. After singing them, people will savor them. Sichuan songs have a strong Sichuan characteristics. In the tone of the song is often with a strong Sichuan dialect (such as "when will the acacia blossom bloom" in the "look forward to what" and "picking grapes" in the "Maluer", "Maluer" is a typical Sichuan dialect). Sichuan dialect).

Sichuan mountain songs have a special flavor in the liner notes. Many songs in the liner notes appear regularly to form a fresh style, so that the song seems to be very lively and friendly, more rich Sichuan local flavor. Such as "when will the acacia flower bloom" this southern Sichuan mountain song, the scene is blended. There are sound and color, and the feeling of the heart and aftertaste. Its rhythm is also freer, and the tune is long. Especially with the liner notes to drag the cavity of the euphony with, more truly depicts a young girl on the love of a piece of the heart. Another example is the liner notes "skittering" and "moon bending" in "Running on the skittering hills", which are pleasant to the ear and very interesting. Lyrically, it adds to the pleasing natural scenery and helps to render the lyrical atmosphere of this love song.

The liner notes "Luo'er" and "Lang Lang Tuo Clang Tuo" in The Sun Comes Out Gladly

, the liner notes "Sis Brother Ya Hari Ya" in The Poplar Stretcher, and the liner notes "Sister Love" in Meier LoveThe Diligent Man are all very long liner notes. Hardworking people" through a very long liner notes "alas oo yo yo yo", feed, alas rendering, very well set off the hot labor mood and expression of sincere feelings.

In China's vast sea of traditional folk songs, born in the "Land of Heaven" Sichuan folk Han songs, just a small flower in the ocean of Chinese folk songs. With the advance of the times around the folk songs have been dipped into the new blood, convinced that with the continuous development of social productivity, Sichuan songs will radiate a more brilliant luster.