On this day 233 years ago, on April 24th, 1792 (April 4th, 1792 in the lunar calendar), Reale composed the Marseillaise. Rouge de Reale (1760-1836), engineer captain during the French bourgeois revolution and author of La Marseillaise. On April 24, 1792, the French soldier Rouge de Reale composed the "Battle Hymn of the Rhine Army", which was later called the "Marseillaise". At that time, this song became the war hymn of the French people who rose up to defend the motherland, and it was designated as the national anthem of France on July 14th, 1795. The photo shows 6,000 actors from all over the world walking and dancing along the Champs Elysé es in Paris to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution on July 14th, 1989, accompanied by the majestic Marseillaise. In 1792, European feudal countries launched a war of armed intervention in the French bourgeois revolution. The treasonous activities of the court caused the front to retreat steadily, and the revolution was in a critical stage. At this time, the French Legislative Assembly decided to report to Pu. Austria and Austria declared war, and the volunteers in the Bas-Rhine province received orders to assemble. The mayor of the border city of Strasbourg thought that there were no patriotic songs to sing when the young soldiers marched, and hoped that the engineer captain Rouge de Richin, who knew music, could create them. Reale lived up to expectations and wrote the Battle Hymn of the Rhine Army overnight on April 24th, 1792. On the 26th, he played and sang at the mayor's home: "Forward, sons and daughters of the motherland, the glorious moment has come. The tyrant rushed at us with a bloody flag..." All the people present were excited by the songs. With extremely high revolutionary passion, 516 volunteers in Marseille sang "Military Song of the Rhine District" and came to Paris on foot. People call it La Marseillaise. It became the battle hymn of the French people who rose up to defend their motherland. On July 14, 1795, La Marseillaise was designated as the national anthem of France. The famous relief of the Arc de Triomphe-Marseillaise