La Marseillaise (1938)

During the period of King Louis XVI of France, various social contradictions intensified day by day, and the emerging bourgeoisie sympathized with the sufferings of the peasants and was influenced by the Jacobins in Paris. Arnault led the citizens of the port of Marseilles to design the fortress, got weapons, and expelled the duke. they held a rally and adopted a resolution to organize 500 volunteers to march into Paris to rescue the reform-sympathetic congressmen, and the citizens of Marseilles actively joined the army and sang Marseilles. On the way, they were welcomed by the people who supported the Republic and fought against the diehard royalists. After arriving in Paris, they joined the ranks of revolutionaries. On August 10, 1792, the people of Paris, under the leadership of the Jacobins, finally overthrew the Louis XVI dynasty, won the victory of the change of power, and opened the prelude to the French Revolution. And the marching song "Marseilles" created during this period has also become a hymn to inspire the fighting spirit.