Composer: Liu Chi

Song title: ode to a hero

Singer: Zhang Yingzhe

The wind and smoke are rolling and singing heroes, and the green hills are listening to each other.

A thunderbolt strikes the golden drum, and the sea waves are harmonious.

People's soldiers drive tigers and leopards, risking their lives and forgetting their lives to keep them safe.

Why is the banner picturesque and the hero's blood dyed it red?

Why is spring always here, but the hero's life is full of flowers?

One shot and the world collapsed.

Hold the explosive barrel with both hands, glare, and spray fire with blood.

Enemies rot and become dirt, and soldiers become Venus.

Why is the banner picturesque and the hero's blood dyed it red?

Why is spring always here, but the hero's life is full of flowers?

Extended data:

Mao Feng, the screenwriter and director of Heroes' Children, gave the unedited film fragments to Gong Mu, the lyricist, and invited him to write lyrics for Ode to Heroes. After watching the clip, Gong Mu thought of his poem "Ode to a Martyr", and thought that poetry had something to do with movies, both of which were about heroes. He finished writing the lyrics the next day? .

Liu Chi, the composer of the song, didn't compose music immediately after he got the lyrics, but took his friends to play poker. Just when everyone was in a good mood, Liu Chi suddenly threw the card on the table, went home and refused all the interruptions. He read the lyrics over and over again and finally created a music score. This song is based on the Inner Mongolia folk song "Bater Hu".