As a Chinese, I am still grateful for what the Soviet Union did for us despite the conflict we had. The Soviet Union has generously helped China to industrialized and giving us basically the most advanced military production lines at that time. As neighbors, I truly hope China and Russia could have more collaborations in the coming future! Long live the Soviet-China friendship!
@@memerbener127 42 Years ago China has successfully defeated the western attempt of starting a color revolution in China. Many innocent students who had been brainwashed by western media died, and Chinese people will never forget why they died. Because of western propaganda.
Thank you for the warm, very friendly comment, comrade! But unfortunately, my friend, modern Russia is not the Stalinist USSR! Over the past few years, the Russian government has been openly drifting from bourgeois democracy (fake, but still democracy) to outright fascism. There are all the signs. So it is hardly worth hoping for full-fledged and equal cooperation while the oligarchic regime is in power in Russia. As for the citizens of Russia, people of left-wing views (and there are more and more of them as the crisis develops) still hope for the help of socialist China (still socialist) in restoring socialism, the rest of the citizens are frankly afraid of Chinese expansion (in fact, the expansion of the Chinese bourgeoisie). This is the reality, my friend. Congratulations on the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China !
The Sino-Soviet split was regrettable in how it was enacted. The Chinese had the right of it, since the USSR took their revisionist line after Stalin, but the PRC took an erroneous line in allying with the USA against the USSR, which led to things like Mao shaking hands with Marcos in the Phillipines, or the mistakes in regards to foreign policy in Africa. This also further deteriorated relations with Albania, true anti-revisionists who should have been allies to the PRC, despite their very real disagreements. May we try to learn from the experiences of the past, continue in the tenacious struggle against revisionism, and still keep in mind this dream, this ideal- of internationalist solidarity, to international communism, to the days when it seemed like our movement and our class were on the cusp of victory. We seek not just to redeem ourselves and the working class of our day, but also all those who fought in the past, to redeem the revolutions which failed, and continue their ideology and ideas into the next age. Long live the struggle for communism.
Yeah, it's a shame Sino-Albanian communications broke down during the Cultural Revolution. I've read both sides of the divide and I think there are some valid criticisms on either side, which should have been hashed out in comradely criticism rather than further splitting the anti-revisionists.
The split is more about geopolitics. It started when Stalin decided not to join Korean war. Later, USSR even invade a small island in northern border with China and threatened to use nuclear bomb. It's way complicated than ideology difference.
It was Khrushchev's fault, USSR started De-Stalinization then they wanted to build long wave radio station in China and Union fleet which is infringement of Chinese sovereignty, Mao won't agree it in any condition. Then 156 Project was canceled and a lot thing happened.
What a wonderful song! This is one of my all time favorites. I've been looking for communist songs in english, so if you can find and upload them it would be much appreciated. Thx for uploading this awesome song!
@@Пролетар No, you're wrong, Khrushchev really made a huge mistake by making the 20th Congress and showing his true face as a revisionist, ruining relations between China and the USSR.
@@LeboAnimations China deviated from the socialist line far more than the Soviets through rapprochement with USA. Khrushchev merely announced the end of Stalinist political purges at the 20th Congress, and really, ideological purity was only part of it, as China and Russia had distinct national interests anyway. Same reason that even after Russia went capitalist, there's still animosity between Moscow and Washington
@@LeboAnimations Mao sided woth nixon. But brezhnev trying to get Lin Biao while it would have made sense given to conditions at the time( Henry kissinger visit to Beijing).
I see you are finding all the decent recordings of this song. You can still tell it's still recorded in 50s or 60s but either it's a well preserved recording or you did a really good job cleaning it up. Thanks comrade!
It’s a combination of it being well-preserved, being a later recording than the others (it’s the post-1956 version), and some editing magic to clean it up! I think this is really the definitive version of the song, unless we get a modern recording.
You can hear hope in this song, the hope for another system, for another world. That dream was becoming reality in Russia, China, Vietnam, Korea. There was hope. But where is it now, that we need it more than ever?
@Mozammil SyedMohammed as song of the Old Communist said, "We thought revolution was just 'round the corner, and we were the vanguard to bring it about". That makes me think a lot, they were sure that a New World was coming, a New Society, based on kindness, equality, justice. But you are right, we're going to have it!
Sino-Russian and Sino-Vietnamese relations have been improving in recent years. Still have a long way to go (and Russia is no longer communist) but there's hope.
@DeathSeller Dude, Mao meet Nixon in 1972, but Sino Soviet split started after Khrushchev's De-Stalinization which was 1956. Do you have any idea about the time?
@DeathSeller The name of this is not arrogance but diplomacy, Chairman Mao allowed negotiations with the United States for the good of China, China was in isolationism suffering US sanctions and embargoes. Just as Stalin negotiated with Germans in 39, Mao did the same in 72
@Prole ́17 Not. Deng became powerlord somewhere in late seventees. Relation with USSR was broken up some decades earlier mainly because of bureaucratic elite led by Khrushchev.
@Prole ́17 Actually, USSR made betrayal somewhere about 1956 and after that is just revisionism policy. China never betrayed socialism. Actually, it change them in some other way.
Reforçam uma tímida esperança nesse mundo invadido pelo mau carater e o gosto da violência A Humanidade merece viver em paz e usufruir da poesia, da natureza, da solidariedade!
Да,история должна быть чиста от нечистот на лестнице по которой мы идеи вместе.Но я верю мы справимся с этим вместе и пойдем вместе вперед отдавая должное и Сталину и Мао! Великие люди- велики своими народами и народы велики ими!
As a Chinese, I am still grateful for what the Soviet Union did for us despite the conflict we had. The Soviet Union has generously helped China to industrialized and giving us basically the most advanced military production lines at that time. As neighbors, I truly hope China and Russia could have more collaborations in the coming future! Long live the Soviet-China friendship!
nah, that wont happen, Xi's ultra-nationalistic policies is leading china into a more and more fascist state
What happened yesterday 42 years ago??
@@memerbener127 42 Years ago China has successfully defeated the western attempt of starting a color revolution in China. Many innocent students who had been brainwashed by western media died, and Chinese people will never forget why they died. Because of western propaganda.
Thank you for the warm, very friendly comment, comrade! But unfortunately, my friend, modern Russia is not the Stalinist USSR! Over the past few years, the Russian government has been openly drifting from bourgeois democracy (fake, but still democracy) to outright fascism. There are all the signs. So it is hardly worth hoping for full-fledged and equal cooperation while the oligarchic regime is in power in Russia. As for the citizens of Russia, people of left-wing views (and there are more and more of them as the crisis develops) still hope for the help of socialist China (still socialist) in restoring socialism, the rest of the citizens are frankly afraid of Chinese expansion (in fact, the expansion of the Chinese bourgeoisie). This is the reality, my friend. Congratulations on the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China !
@@1111kila Before you reproach your neighbor with your sins, take a look in the mirror
🇷🇺🤝🇨🇳
The West: *Screaming*
It's so true😂
Мы никогда не забудем Подвиг Китайских братьев, стоявших плечом к плечу с нами в 1937 - 1945 годах в борьбе с Мировым злом!
The Sino-Soviet split was regrettable in how it was enacted. The Chinese had the right of it, since the USSR took their revisionist line after Stalin, but the PRC took an erroneous line in allying with the USA against the USSR, which led to things like Mao shaking hands with Marcos in the Phillipines, or the mistakes in regards to foreign policy in Africa. This also further deteriorated relations with Albania, true anti-revisionists who should have been allies to the PRC, despite their very real disagreements.
May we try to learn from the experiences of the past, continue in the tenacious struggle against revisionism, and still keep in mind this dream, this ideal- of internationalist solidarity, to international communism, to the days when it seemed like our movement and our class were on the cusp of victory. We seek not just to redeem ourselves and the working class of our day, but also all those who fought in the past, to redeem the revolutions which failed, and continue their ideology and ideas into the next age.
Long live the struggle for communism.
Yeah, it's a shame Sino-Albanian communications broke down during the Cultural Revolution. I've read both sides of the divide and I think there are some valid criticisms on either side, which should have been hashed out in comradely criticism rather than further splitting the anti-revisionists.
The split is more about geopolitics. It started when Stalin decided not to join Korean war. Later, USSR even invade a small island in northern border with China and threatened to use nuclear bomb. It's way complicated than ideology difference.
It was Khrushchev's fault, USSR started De-Stalinization
then they wanted to build long wave radio station in China and Union fleet which is infringement of Chinese sovereignty, Mao won't agree it in any condition. Then 156 Project was canceled and a lot thing happened.
Hoxha was also a revisionist. A Dogmato-Revisionist.
@@Natadangsa that's an oxymoron
What a wonderful song! This is one of my all time favorites. I've been looking for communist songs in english, so if you can find and upload them it would be much appreciated. Thx for uploading this awesome song!
This moment, this little moment in my life, is called happiness
I am Chinese, My dad speak fluent Russian and he was born in 1967. My dad’s whole family loves Russia and still 👍 we always support Russia from China.
Stalin and Mao are listening to us!
@Bulgarian Mapping I know Comrade 😢
Сталин и Мао слушают нас!
no ❤️
@@Dr.Mohandes 🤨
@@MasterMet NO
This is why you dont do Khrushchevism. Not even once kids. Not even once.
Maoist rightist deviation was at fault aswell, siding with Nixon was a mistake.
@@Пролетар No, you're wrong, Khrushchev really made a huge mistake by making the 20th Congress and showing his true face as a revisionist, ruining relations between China and the USSR.
@@LeboAnimations China deviated from the socialist line far more than the Soviets through rapprochement with USA. Khrushchev merely announced the end of Stalinist political purges at the 20th Congress, and really, ideological purity was only part of it, as China and Russia had distinct national interests anyway. Same reason that even after Russia went capitalist, there's still animosity between Moscow and Washington
@@LeboAnimations Mao sided woth nixon. But brezhnev trying to get Lin Biao while it would have made sense given to conditions at the time( Henry kissinger visit to Beijing).
I see you are finding all the decent recordings of this song. You can still tell it's still recorded in 50s or 60s but either it's a well preserved recording or you did a really good job cleaning it up. Thanks comrade!
It’s a combination of it being well-preserved, being a later recording than the others (it’s the post-1956 version), and some editing magic to clean it up! I think this is really the definitive version of the song, unless we get a modern recording.
sjasjasjajs un trans
Why are you gay
революция не прекращается
革命永不停歇
Эта песня останется для обоих народов актуальной на все времена, не смотря ни на какие политические передряги в своих странах.
Советские солдаты в Афганистане думаю с тобой не согласятся...
Thx so much ❤
I was just listening to your 2 hour Chinese Communist music, while the notification poped up!
Good Morning and Thanks you from Thailand
You can hear hope in this song, the hope for another system, for another world. That dream was becoming reality in Russia, China, Vietnam, Korea. There was hope. But where is it now, that we need it more than ever?
@Mozammil SyedMohammed as song of the Old Communist said, "We thought revolution was just 'round the corner, and we were the vanguard to bring it about". That makes me think a lot, they were sure that a New World was coming, a New Society, based on kindness, equality, justice. But you are right, we're going to have it!
what hope
@@skywishr1313 The hope of a peaceful world.
Sino-Russian and Sino-Vietnamese relations have been improving in recent years. Still have a long way to go (and Russia is no longer communist) but there's hope.
@@skywishr1313 hope for a better world, for a bright future
babe wake up, new getchan just dropped
But today, in March of 2022, this beautiful old song is once acquiring a meaning. Perhaps, yet again "a Chinese and a Russian are brothers for ages"?!
Long live the PRC! Communist greetings from Leningrad.
Long live Russia! From China
Long live Russia from China
Long live Russia! Long live communism! Love from China🇷🇺🇨🇳🇷🇺🇨🇳🇷🇺🇨🇳
The Sino Soviet split weakened USSR.Gulag to Nikita Krushev.
@DeathSeller except Mao was completely right in his criticism of Khrushchevite revisionism...
@DeathSeller Dude, Mao meet Nixon in 1972, but Sino Soviet split started after Khrushchev's De-Stalinization which was 1956. Do you have any idea about the time?
@DeathSeller The name of this is not arrogance but diplomacy, Chairman Mao allowed negotiations with the United States for the good of China, China was in isolationism suffering US sanctions and embargoes. Just as Stalin negotiated with Germans in 39, Mao did the same in 72
@Prole ́17 Not. Deng became powerlord somewhere in late seventees. Relation with USSR was broken up some decades earlier mainly because of bureaucratic elite led by Khrushchev.
@Prole ́17 Actually, USSR made betrayal somewhere about 1956 and after that is just revisionism policy. China never betrayed socialism. Actually, it change them in some other way.
Chinese version: th-cam.com/video/o9GKVncMN4w/w-d-xo.html
Awesome!
I m from mexico I love China and russia
Reforçam uma tímida esperança nesse mundo invadido pelo mau carater e o gosto da violência A Humanidade merece viver em paz e usufruir da poesia, da natureza, da solidariedade!
Reforçam a igualdade e liberdade. Ao contrário de segregationistas americanos e imperialistas.
0:59
China: welcome to yangtze river!
Russia: you mean yangZI
Ces temps-ci, une chanson qui traite de l'unité par l'égalité est particulièrement appréciable. L'internationale sera le genre humain mes amis !
Débout les damnés de la terre! Le communisme va gagner bientôt☺️
再见了，老大哥
Why?
@@blooddecember6060China calls the Soviet Union Big Brother
God the Sinio-Soviet split was tragic
communists are atheists.
We need to draw experiences from past events and unite NOW!
Nice
Представьте, что если бы китай и ссср не были разделены, то эта планета была бы коммунистической
沒有赫魯曉夫，沒有勃列日涅夫，沒有鄧小平
Fault of Nikita
🇷🇺🇨🇳
URA 烏拉
Russian? Наконец-то русский?
@@ELDERTITAN3POSLOVE izvinite, 我不是
Not gonna lie I like the children’s choir more
It has an innocent and optimistic feel to it compared to the deep voice of adult men
1:57-2:11: Red Square and Tiananmen Square♥️♥️♥️♥️
They will be gone soon
@@skywishr1313 ??????
@Matar Paneer There was no massacre.
Friendship between two good neighbors.
Alliance of Vengeance between Long Yun and Dmitry Yazov wen?
Да,история должна быть чиста от нечистот на лестнице по которой мы идеи вместе.Но я верю мы справимся с этим вместе и пойдем вместе вперед отдавая должное и Сталину и Мао! Великие люди- велики своими народами и народы велики ими!
Glory to Maoism and Leninism!
Soviet and China: we very friends
Sino-Soviet split: not anymore
After 1989: oh God we are starting all over again
Сталин и Мао слушают нас!
I want this song
Я хочу эту песню
Qitay is an UYGHUR TURKMEN Word for China.... it is actually used by Russian Soviet Union.
Unamonos para una revolución!!
令人感慨
Fuckin Khrushchev
grasp revolution/promote production!
Could you make an hour of Khmer music, I need for archival purposes
Does a full Chinese version of this exist?
It could have worked. But Stalin messed it up with Mao. Only if they have spent more quality time together and had better communication.
Why did they have to split bros
Yazov-Long Yun solidarity!
Top 10 Betrayal Anime :V
Listen to Indo-Soviet friendship song.
It is even better........
it's a very cute song!
☭
Sino Soviet split 😫
ok
It was so harsh tthatthe chinese even the whole time helped usa to defeat soviet union
Рот фронт
是小王吗😢
Oh yeah. REUPLOAAAAAD
More a remake than a reupload. The previous one will remain up.
Welcome to the FBI Watchlist
Nice song! But did they actually get along?
we need one more like for the funny number
bruh the rhyme scheme is so embarrassing, imagine intentionally rhyming 'soviet union' with 'soviet union'
评论区的黄俄孝子们真是孝死我了
我没看到黄鹅只看到了你这个SB
Pov: 1969
The song that aged like spoil milk. Ironically, since Combloc unity is even more fragile and short live than Hitler himself :))
2022 proved you wrong. This song is eternal!
Now it's only ever more relevant with each passing day.
I really hate socialism, but their songs are much better than NATO's.
🫵🤣🇨🇳🇷🇺
no