The Pu Tian Yue (Chinese: 普天乐, Chinese: 普天樂, pinyin: pǔ tiān yuè) is considered the first national anthem of China, though it was not approved officially by the Qing dynasty's government.

History

In 1878, (the 4th year of Guangxu), Zeng Jize (曾纪泽) had a diplomatic visit to Great Britain and France; he was appointed Ambassador to Russia two years later. At an international convention, a national song was needed, so he wrote the song Pu Tian Yue to the tune 词牌.

This song was not officially approved by the Qing dynasty, but is widely recognized as the National Song of China in other countries.

The only known versions are from a version played by the Victor Military Band, translated as "The World's Delight," recorded in Camden, New Jersey on 9/18/1914.[1]

Lyrics

The lyrics seem to have mostly disappeared, although the YouTubers "Ying Yang Mapper" and "Ingen" managed to find 2 fractions of the song:[2]

Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Hanyu Pinyin English Translation
圣皇

迫在眉睫的中国

声誉遍布五大洲

德泽应用于九游,

严国佐

永远

何祥致富了

所有的山谷都充满了秋天的气息

与五皇相比

麦、夏、商、周、

提山导航

所有国家都有共同的目标。

一统旧江山,

亚细亚文明古国四千年,

最可叹:,

犹太、印度与波兰,

亡国恨,

谈之心寒……

圣天子

奄有神州

声威震五洲

德泽敷于九有

延国祚

天长地久

和祥臻富庶

百谷尽有秋

比五帝

迈夏商周

梯山航海

万国献厥共球

一统舊江山,

亞細亞文明古國四千年,

最可嘆:,

猶太、印度與波蘭,

亡國恨,

談之心寒……

Shèng tiān zǐ

Yǎn yǒu shén zhōu

Shēng wēi zhèn wǔ zhōu

Dé zé fū yú jiǔ yǒu

Yán guó zuò

Tiān cháng dì jiǔ

Hé xiáng zhēn fù shù

Bǎi gǔ jìn yǒu qiū

Bǐ wǔ dì

Mài xià shāng zhōu

Tī shān háng hǎi

Wàn guó xiàn jué gòng qiú

Yītǒng jiù jiāngshān,

Yàxìyà wénmíng gǔguó sìqiān nián!

Zuì kě tàn:

Yóutài, yìndù yǔ bōlán,

Wángguó hèn,

Tán zhī xīnhán……

Holy Emperor

Imminent China

Reputation spread across five continents

Deze applied to Jiuyou

Yan Guozuo

forever

Hexiang becomes rich

All the valleys are full of autumn

Compared to the Five Emperors

Mai Xia Shang Zhou

Tishan Navigation

All nations share the goal One Old United Nation,

4,000 Years of Civilized Asia,

Sadly:

Judea, India, and Poland,

National subjugation, It is chilling to discuss


References

  1. https://adp.library.ucsb.edu/index.php/matrix/detail/700000194/B-15202 China_national_air_The_worlds_delight
  2. 韩, 振远 (2012-11-05). "晚清以来的国歌". 教师博览:文摘版. 86 (7).


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