"A Maximal Horse Defends the Border" is a song sung by David Jiang. Written and composed by David Jiang in 1979, included in the album "Where Peach Blossoms Bloom", published in 1989+0.

Lyrics:

The steed gallops in the vast grassland, and the steel gun clings to the combat knife and shines brightly.

The mountains and rivers of the motherland are connected with my heart and will never be invaded by wolves.

Dad helped me drink the war horse and grandma helped me sew clothes.

The milkmaid waved and smiled at me and drank a cup of milk tea.

The frontier is my home, and the people are connected with the army.

Motherly love is everywhere, and the smiling faces of relatives are everywhere.

Motherly love is everywhere, and the smiling faces of relatives are everywhere.

Extended data:

David Jiang served in Jilin Forest Police Force (now Jilin Provincial Corps Forest Force of Chinese People's Armed Police Force) and experienced three months of cavalry training. 1975 After being transferred to the Central National Song and Dance Troupe, he was inspired by a condolence performance of the army and remembered his life in the army, so he created "Running Horse to Protect the Border", 1979.

This song was written by David Jiang after his military life. It expresses the author's love for the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, and also embodies the pure friendship between the border guards and the border people.

David Jiang's voice is still very penetrating and attractive. His voice is beautiful and fluent, and his recognition is extremely high. The treble is clear and transparent, and the bass is rich and solid, full of passion and appeal. His deep feelings and superb singing skills formed his unique singing style. Known as the "national treasure" and "national voice" in the music circle, it is a well-deserved "evergreen tree" in China music circle.