铭记历史 缅怀先烈丨任光：硝烟中屹立的“民族号手”

Core Viewpoint - The articles highlight the contributions of musician Ren Guang to the anti-Japanese war efforts through his music, particularly focusing on his role in popularizing patriotic songs like "March of the Volunteers" and "Back to Our Hometown" [1][2]. Group 1: Contributions to Music and Culture - Ren Guang was a key figure in the leftist music movement in China during the 1930s, actively participating in cultural activities and promoting anti-Japanese sentiments through music [1]. - His composition "Fishing Light Song" became widely popular after the release of the film of the same name, reflecting the struggles of the Chinese working class [1]. - Ren Guang's efforts included conducting anti-Japanese singing activities among overseas Chinese communities, spreading the message of resistance globally [1]. Group 2: Legacy and Recognition - Ren Guang joined the New Fourth Army in 1940 at the invitation of General Ye Ting, where he continued to create music to boost morale among troops [2]. - He tragically died at the age of 41 during a battle, earning him the title of "the national bugler" and recognition as "China's music star" [2]. - A special exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of the victory in the anti-Japanese war is being held, showcasing the deep creative friendship between Ren Guang and fellow musician Nie Er [2].