This is due to the fact that in addition to Russian, people throughout Russia regard Chinese as their second language.

Even Han Sen did not expect "Birch Forest" to have such a great influence in Russia.

After learning that Russians liked such songs very much, Han Sen thought about it and finally wrote the two songs "Evenings on the Suburbs of Moscow" and "Katyusha" overnight.

It can be said that it came into being.

After all, without this trip to Russia, Han Sen would never have been able to write these two songs in his life.

And now, these two songs will be heard by 100,000 spectators at Han Sen's concert in Russia.

That's the song that should have taken root right now.

During the rehearsal, when Han Sen sang these two songs, the Russian staff at the scene burst into tears. Even if some people could not understand the lyrics, they heard the tune that seemed to be very familiar in the depths of their memory.

Everyone was so moved that they burst into tears. The staff members hugging Han Sen cried and yelled "Ula", which was enough to give a glimpse of the influence of similar Soviet songs on some Russian genes.

That is the seed of socialism buried deep in our bones.
Chapter completed!