Isakovsky was born in a poor family in Smolensk Oblast and had personal experience and feelings about the poverty of Russian farmers before the October Revolution. He loved the poems of the great Russian poets Pushkin, Nekrasov, Koltsov and Nikitin since he was a child.

In the primary school graduation exam, he recited two poems he had written - "Saints" and "Lermontov". The teachers, priests and local officials present praised him repeatedly and could not help but praise him. Don't look at this poor boy with admiration.

Later, the song "Red Plum Blossoms Bloom" was created.

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"Red Plum Blossoms Bloom" is a Russian song, formerly known as "Red Plum Blossoms Bloom", written by Isakovsky and written by Duna Jevsky composed the music to express the girl's longing for her sweetheart. This song was also included in the movie "Happy Life". Both the movie and the song won the 1951 Stalin Prize for Literature and Art.

"Cranberry Flowers Bloom" has also been deeply loved by the Chinese people.