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Mao Yihan, a Mongolian folk rap artist known in and around the region, was born on February 1, 1906 and died on February 12, 1979.

Mao Yihan was sent to his uncle's house to raise him because of his family's poverty. His aunt Tao Linbo was good at singing and dancing, and often took Little Mao Yihan to the homes of villagers to attend wedding ceremonies, singing folk songs and playing folk songs. The beautiful folk art edified Little Mao Yihan and finally made him embark on the life path of a folk artist. The young Mao Yihan studied eagerly, and successively visited the famous folk artists Labha, Gelutek Dugar, and Manggu Sigenden as teachers, memorizing words, learning playing skills, and constantly improving his artistic level.

In the first half of his life, Mao Yihan, while grazing, grassing and planting land for others, while rapping good Noble and Urigel, lived the difficult life of a wandering artist. In May 1947, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Government was established, and Mao Yihan was reborn.

In April 1949, Mao Yihan participated in the training class for folk artists held by the Inner Mongolia People's Government, and in June he was assigned to work in the Inner Mongolia Literary and Labor Troupe and became a literary and art worker. In October 1950, Mao Yihan went to Beijing to participate in the celebration of the first anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, singing his own "Ode to the Party", which was warmly welcomed.

In the 1951 War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Mao Yihan composed "Supporting the Korean People," "The Story of Huang Jiguang," "The Story of Luo Shengjiao," and "The Great Warrior -- Qiu Shaoyun" and other Hollywood and Urigels, which went deep into the rural areas and pastoral areas of various league cities to sing and inspire the people of all nationalities to struggle passionately.

In October 1953, Mao Yihan participated in the eighth branch of the condolence group to the DPRK, singing Noble's "Ode to the Volunteer Army" and "Ode to the Korean People" to express the deep greetings of the Chinese people.

In April 1954, Mao Yihan, who had just returned from the Korean battlefield, attended the groundbreaking ceremony of Genghis Khan's Mausoleum held in Ejin Naqi, singing Noble Noble's "What I Saw with My Own Eyes" and enthusiastically praising the lofty patriotism and internationalism spirit of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army.

In July 1955, Mao Yihan participated in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Ethnic Folk Music and Dance Drama Observation and Performance Conference held in Hohhot, singing his own Hollyobao "Iron Yak", which won the first class performance award.

In April 1956, Mao Yihan was rated as a national cultural advanced worker, went to Beijing to attend the National Cultural Advanced Workers Congress, and was received by Mao Zedong and other party and state leaders. After the meeting, Mao Yihan composed and sang another famous Hollywood "The Past and Present of Rap Artists" with an excited mood, which was widely praised.

In November 1956, Mao Yihan was transferred to the Mongolian Storytelling Hall in Inner Mongolia to rap with the famous folk artist Pa Jie and hold training courses. Mao Yihan continued to compose "Long March", "White Haired Girl", "Ao Bao Rendezvous", etc., contributing to the development of national rap art.

In the spring of 1961, Mao Yihan was transferred to inner Mongolia University to Chinese Department of Mongolian Language and Literature, where he taught folk literature classes and engaged in folk literature research.

In April 1962, Mao Yihan returned to the Mongolian library. In March 1964, the Inner Mongolia People's Publishing House published Mao Yihan Haolaibao and the Mongolian edition of the selected poems "The Party and the Mother".

During the Cultural Revolution, Mao Yihan was severely persecuted, and after smashing the "Gang of Four" in 1976, Mao Yihan composed and sang Noble's "On the Big Day of Overthrowing the Gang of Four", and actively participated in the work of the rap artist training class, working hard all his life for the development of Mongolian folk rap art.

On March 17, 1956, Mao Yihan joined the Communist Party of China. In May 1957, the Party Committee of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and the Inner Mongolia People's Government decided to award Mao Yihan the honorary title of rap artist.

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