Chinese Soldier's March but it's played on Banjo 美國傳統樂器演奏《大帥練兵歌》（即三大紀律八項注意）

This Chinese march served multiple regimes with different lyrics. It started as 大帥練兵歌 "The General's Training Song" in 1895 as an imperial Qing Army song. In the 1920s, during the Warlord Period, it became 北洋軍軍歌 “The Beiyang Army Song." In the 1930s, during the Chinese Civil War and the Second Sino-Japanese War, it was picked by the Communists and Nationalists. The Communist version being the most-known song using this melody today 三大紀律八項注意 “Three Rules of Discipline and Eight Points of Attention." The Nationalist version was 不死的中國 "Immortal China."
This version was performed live by American Communist sympathizer Pete Seeger on the banjo. Obviously he intended to present the Communist version, but since he can't sing the words, I refitted the video to reflect an older era for the song.

Видео Chinese Soldier's March but it's played on Banjo 美國傳統樂器演奏《大帥練兵歌》（即三大紀律八項注意） канала The Victorian Chinese