I Love Beijing Tiananmen

"I Love Beijing Tiananmen" is a children's song by Jin Guolin and Jin Yueling. It is a frequently ripped track on the SiIvaGunner channel.
== Summary ==
"I Love Beijing Tiananmen" is a revolutionary song written by Jin Guolin and sung by Jing Yueling, it was released sometime in 1970 during the Cultural Revolution of China. The song features elements of traditional Chinese music and features lyrics speaking of the citizens' love and pride for Beijing, the capital of China.
The song became infamous due to its appearance in the controversial video game , where the song's chorus is repeated on a loop throughout the entire gameplay. The use of the short 4-second loop, as well as the strange nature of Hong Kong 97, caused both to gain memetic status on the internet.
== Rips ==
There are currently rips of "I Love Beijing Tiananmen" on the SiIvaGunner channel, with most of them being Hong Kong 97 rips, these rips are compressed to emphasize the poor quality of the game's audio.
The song has also been featured in several rips throughout the channel's history, the first rip to feature "I Love Beijing Tiananmen" as a joke was "Kokiri Forest (Removed Version) - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time", uploaded on April 6, 2016. The song continued to appear occasionally until season 7, where its usage increased considerably and a fusion collab based on it was released. Most rips featuring "I Love Beijing Tiananmen" use the Hong Kong 97 version instead of the original.
== Gallery ==
I Love Beijing Tiananmen Fusion Collab.png|The thumbnail of "I Love Beijing Tiananmen Fusion Collab"
SCCC 11-039.png|Chin in "One Last Chance [Episode 11] - The SilvaGunner Christmas Comeback Crisis", referencing "I Love Beijing Tiananmen Fusion Collab"
Main Theme (Extended Version) - Hong Kong 97.png|An edit of Tong Shau Ping as Mario in "Main Theme (Extended Version) - Hong Kong 97"