"La la la la la, I'm an expert in selling newspapers ..." The Song of Selling Newspapers, written by the people's musician Mr. Nie Er, was written for a girl named Yang Bijun. The newspaper boy, who was only thirteen years old, is already a 92-year-old man.
/kloc-one day in 0/933, Xiao Mao was dizzy with hunger and staggered to sell his wartime pictorial. A tram stopped, and passengers poured down from it, knocking her thin to the ground. There was a blood bubble on her head, and the newspaper in her hand was scattered all over the floor. She cried sadly when she thought that the newspaper could not be sold.
At this time, a strange uncle came over, helped her up, picked up the dirty newspapers and bought them all. This man was Nie Er. Nie Er was deeply impressed by the scene of selling newspapers in the wind and rain. He immediately decided to write a song about the tragic life of children selling newspapers, and asked Tian Han or An E, Tian Han's wife, to write lyrics.
After learning Nie Er's idea, An E quickly wrote the ci. Xiao Maotou couldn't read, so Uncle Nie Er personally taught her to sing, learned this song, and the business of selling newspapers was much better.
Appreciation of songs:
Newspaper Selling Song is a popular children's song written by musician Nie Er in 1930s. The tune of the music is simple, catchy, lively and smooth. With simple and vivid language and pungent and humorous style, it deeply describes the miserable life and the desire for light of the newsboy in the old society.
1934 When the opera "The Storm in the Yangtze River" was premiered, Xiaomaotou himself was specially invited to play the role of the newsboy in the play and publicly sang "Selling Newspapers" for the first time on the stage. Since then, it has been sung and loved by children.
This song depicts the miserable life of children selling newspapers in the old society with simple language and spicy style. The whole song is in F key, 2/4 beat, one-paragraph structure and segmented song form. The songs not only reflect the children's complaints against the old society, but also show the children's hopeful mood and optimism for a bright future.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Yang Bijun