Chapter 385 The Russian Artist with a Gun

? There is no final answer to the guesses of Russian netizens. After all, the number of netizens in Russia is still very large, and there are netizens who understand Chinese in the middle.

These Chinese-speaking Russian netizens found out that Zhang Yu, the songwriter and songwriter of the March of the Warriors, had never been to Russia to go to school, and had not even graduated from high school now.

The truth is revealed! Immediately surprised many Russian netizens... You must know that Russian music is, after all, a very regional music form. In particular, some issues related to tonality and tonality, it seems very incredible to be able to write such authentic Russian music without a long-term systematic study.

On this topic, under the most popular video link on the entire network, netizens are talking about it...

"It's incredible! Such a beautiful song is actually written by the Chinese. Do the Chinese even plan to copy our Russian music now?"

"Yeah! It's so sad. Maybe after a few decades, the Chinese will be able to openly say that this is a Chinese style of music. As for Russian music, it has become a legend, and even the name of plagiarism from the Chinese is called. Head. Friends, if you don't believe me! Listen to this Warriors March and see if the possibility I'm talking about exists."

"So you can see! It's true that the Chinese are going to rule the world! They are so smart that they can reverse engineer and recreate music. Isn't it madeinchina that we only have vodka in Russia? ?"

"Don't be kidding! It looks like you've been stuck at home for too long. Now even vodka is made in China! There are also the same bread and cheese in Russia! Maybe the only thing in this world that is not suspected of being made in China is yourself."

"That's not necessarily true! Maybe I should go back and look at my birth certificate to double check. If I find out that I have Chinese blood, maybe I can study music, and I believe I will soon be like Chekov. Master."

"Hahahahaha!"

"Actually, it's too much to say! What are our Russian musicians doing? Are they all going to rewrite Chinese songs?"

"It's not! It's okay for Russia to be deficient in living standards now, and spiritual food can't be supplied. It seems that we will not only go to work for the Chinese in the future, but even want to listen to a good Russian song. Immigrated to China. Great motherland! Will the five-star red flag be raised in the future?"

"You're going too far! It's as if Russia doesn't release new songs every year.

Those new songs on those new song charts! Aren't they all written by Russians? Because of a song written by a Chinese! is it necessary! "

"You are embarrassed to say those songs are Russian songs! Close your eyes and listen to those songs that say they are American songs. If you use those songs, you can replace our traditional Russian music. Then listen to Russian music. What! I'm just going to listen to the US charts, doesn't it sound the same."

"That's great! Now our domestic music has become too Europeanized. Many of our Russian traditional music styles have been almost forgotten! I hope this Russian song from China can be heard by our domestic musicians. It's a wake-up call. Don't just think about writing those rubbish songs borrowed from European and American slobbers all day long. If this continues, the axis of hate and beauty will soon turn our young Russian generation into soft-footed shrimp."

Russian netizens have had extensive and in-depth discussions on this topic. But the discussion came and went, and soon from the perspective of songs, it turned into a denunciation of local Russian artists, as well as dissatisfaction with existing music works, but also dissatisfaction with local artists.

The matter intensified...and also angered many Russian composers. It is entirely up to the audience to know what songs are on the market. From my own point of view, it's not that I can't create songs similar to the Warriors' March. The problem is that no one listens, and there is no market.

Oh! What do you mean now. I'm used to eating big oil, and I feel that the small and fresh works are refreshing. When the Chinese write a retro song, they become a negative example. This Chinese is also full of food and has nothing to do. What style of writing is not good, but you want to write in Russian style. Isn't this a poor mix?

Many musicians complained in private... This also made the name of Zhang Yu, the composer of the Warrior March, spread quickly in the professional world of Russia.

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Of course Zhang Yu himself didn't know all this, but he slept well at night.

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The next day, the morning, was a very important day for the whole of Russia, and of course for Zhang Yu.

Today marks the 70th anniversary of Russia's victory in the Anti-Fascist War. There will be a grand military parade in the morning. For this kind of thing, it is natural to get up early and make plans.

Zhang Yu got up early, cleaned up, and went to Red Square to watch the military parade with Wu Jun, Wang Mingqi, Xu Qian, and the two vice-captains of the choir after breakfast.

This time, when I came to Russia to participate in the performance, the Russian Foreign Art Exchange Office issued an invitation card to participate in the military parade. There are more people in the choir, and there are naturally more invitation cards. But no matter how many invitation cards there are, there are not as many as one hand. You must know that there are more than 200 people in the choir, and the VIP invitation area on the Red Square is so big. There is only one staff.

The performers of the choir basically had no chance to go to the Red Square to watch the military parade. They could only watch TV at the station. After the military parade was over, they would take a plane to return to China in the afternoon.

Zhong Jialan called, and several people made an appointment for the departure time... A commercial vehicle came to the choir's station, pulled a few people, and went to the Red Square to watch the military parade.

The foreign actors who came to Russia to perform this time basically have invitation cards, even Zhong Jialan has two, she and Lou Lizhen each have one. Of course, the assistant has no more copies, and has to stay in the hotel to watch TV.

Zhang Yu and his party arrived at the Red Square in Moscow according to the time specified on the invitation card... Before they got to the Red Square, there was still a long way to go, and the commercial car stopped because the road was blocked and they could not move forward, so it was impossible to drive. Now, I can only use the eleventh to walk forward.

Zhang Yu and several people got off the bus and walked, passed the inspection by the security personnel, and then walked along the street to the VIP area. (To be continued.)