聂耳、冼星海作品选（二） = Selections From The Works Of Nieh Erh And Hsien Hsing-hai (ⅠⅠ) (歌曲 = Songs)

This 1975 release by China Record Corporation serves as a mid-1970s retrospective of two of China's most influential 20th-century composers, Nie Er and Xian Xinghai. The record was produced during a period when the works of these two men were officially promoted as foundational to Chinese revolutionary music, intended to reinforce national identity through choral and orchestral patriotic songs. As part of a numbered series focusing on their collective output, it functions as both an archival effort and a dissemination tool for state-sanctioned musical history.

The design of the release reflects the minimalist, functional aesthetic typical of Chinese cultural products during the mid-1970s. The packaging focuses on the clear identification of the tracks and the prestige of the composers, prioritizing accessibility and ideological clarity over elaborate visual art. By grouping these specific songs, the label aimed to canonize these compositions for a new generation of listeners, ensuring that the legacy of the composers—particularly their contributions to the anti-Japanese resistance era—remained at the forefront of the public consciousness.