But no one looked too strange or shocked.

Because Katyusha is the first common name for a person in Russia.

Its original meaning is a way of calling little girls by the Russians, which is similar to the Chinese names for girls such as "Lili", "Fangfang" and "Xiangxiang".

But for many older generation Russians, Katyusha has another meaning.

That was the name of the former Soviet rocket launcher.

During World War II, the Comintern arsenal in the Voronezh region of the Soviet Union produced a rocket launcher. The rocket launcher was engraved with the beginning of the word "Comintern", which is the letter "k".

Due to confidentiality reasons, frontline officers and soldiers did not know the name of this rocket launcher.

So the soldiers named this rocket launcher "Katyusha" based on the "k" letter on the gun body.

In this way, the powerful rocket launcher has a feminine name. This unintentional move creates a strong contrast between the coldness of the rocket launcher and the beauty of the name.

People fell in love with the Katyusha rocket launcher, and its spread became more and more widespread.

This kind of rocket launcher exerted great power in World War II. German soldiers were very impressed by this kind of rocket launcher and called it "Russian Generalissimo Chelomyon's organ." From then on, Katyusha became synonymous with rocket launchers.

But now, apart from the name and Hu Jianpao.

Katyusha is about to take on a third meaning.

At this moment, the audience friends at the scene did not know.

Once this song comes out, it will become Russia's second national anthem in the near future.

It will also greatly boost the morale of the Russian soldiers in the Russian-Ukrainian battlefield, which has recently become anxious.

Whenever the song "Katyusha" sounds.

That huge appeal gave every Russian a surge of adrenaline. Those songs played an inspiring role in the military at every desperate moment, and even once played a decisive role in the battlefield.
Chapter completed!