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中華民國軍歌曲 -「我愛中華」

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First published at 12:06 UTC on August 22nd, 2022.

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“Wǒ Ài Zhōnghuá” (我愛中華, “I Love China”) is a Taiwanese military song. The lyrics were written by Lín Jūnzhǎng, while the music was composed by Chéng Jièzhōng.

The last two lines of the lyrics during the RoC Mobilization Period, “We will destroy the…

“Wǒ Ài Zhōnghuá” (我愛中華, “I Love China”) is a Taiwanese military song. The lyrics were written by Lín Jūnzhǎng, while the music was composed by Chéng Jièzhōng.

The last two lines of the lyrics during the RoC Mobilization Period, “We will destroy the communists and revive the Republic of China”, were changed during the Chén Shuǐbiǎn administration to “We will solemnly strengthen ourselves and we will revive China”.

The song became the basis for the Wa State patriotic song/probable anthem “Wǒ Ài Wǎ Bāng” (I Love Wa State).

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