Qiao Yu died at the age of 95

According to Qiao Fang, the son of Qiao Yu, the famous noun writer and drama writer Qiao Yu, on June 20, Qiao Yu died in Beijing at the age of 95. His masterpiece "Let's Swash Patstels", "My Motherland", "People Saying Shanxi" "Sister Liu" and "Unforgettable Tonight" and so on.

Qiao Yu was born in Shandong in 1927 and was influenced by his father's literature as a child. In the spring of 1946, after the introduction of the Communist Underground workers, Qiao Yu secretly entered the northern university in the Jinji Luyu Border Area. He began to publish poems and novels in newspapers and periodicals.

In 1949, Qiao Yu joined the Communist Party of China. Qiao Yu was the dean of the Chinese Opera and Dance Theater, the chairman of the Chinese Music and Literature Society, the honorary chairman of the Chinese Social Music Research Association, a member of the 8th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and the 10th honorary member of the Chinese Literature and Arts Association. Honorary Dean of the Opera Research Institute.

Qiao Yu has created a number of classic works in his lifetime. The lyrics "Let's Swash Patstels", "Missing", "Song of Peony", "Unforgettable Tonight" and "My Motherland" are all his masterpieces. Many of them are on the Spring Festival of CCTV Singing and singing to this day.

In June 2019, "Let's Swing up the Double Paddle" was selected as the "100th anniversary of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China". In terms of drama, Qiao Yu has created a number of works such as "Sister Liu", "Red Children", "Victory Train", and "Flowers and Flowers".

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