The Original Singing of Lu Hua's Songs

Lu Hua's original song is Song Zu Ying.

Lu Hua is a song sung by Song Zu Ying and composed by Liu Guofu and Tiannong. It was officially released in 2005 and included in the album English Songs Flying. The song "Lu Hua" was officially released in Song Zu Ying's album "English Songs Flying" in 2005, and was later included in "A Century of Sound Reproduces China's Centennial Movie Song Classics".

Song Zu Ying, graduated from Minzu University of China, China Conservatory of Music, China soprano and national first-class actress. 1990, Song Zu Ying made his debut in CCTV Spring Festival Gala with his song "Little Basket", and then made his debut on the stage of CCTV Spring Festival Gala for 24 consecutive years, gradually becoming familiar to the audience.

Lyrics:

Reed flowers are white and beautiful, and tidbits are flying all over the sky.

Inextricably linked, colorful clouds chasing on the road.

Chasing mountains and chasing water, for whom do flowers fly?

Wild geese in pairs, acacia flowers as media.

Love flowers as a medium, Wan Li dreams thousands of miles.

Don't forget that Qiu Guang, my hometown, is a good place. Put on red flowers early to celebrate the spring break.

Love flowers as a medium, Wan Li dreams thousands of miles.

Don't forget that Qiu Guang, my hometown, is a good place. Put on red flowers early to celebrate the spring break.

Reed flowers are white and beautiful, and tidbits are flying all over the sky.

Inextricably linked, colorful clouds chasing on the road.

Chasing mountains and chasing water, for whom do flowers fly?

Wild geese in pairs, acacia flowers as media.

Love flowers as a medium, Wan Li dreams thousands of miles.

Don't forget that Qiu Guang, my hometown, is a good place. Put on red flowers early to celebrate the spring break.

Love flowers as a medium, Wan Li dreams thousands of miles.

Don't forget that Qiu Guang, my hometown, is a good place. Put on red flowers early to celebrate the spring break.

Don't forget that Qiu Guang, my hometown, is a good place. Put on red flowers early to celebrate the spring break.