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Endure to pay the lost wave of time (1), then what is the life experience (2)?
Chu prison is boring (3), and there are many sad songs and tears when drinking (4).
The motherland is full of dreams (5). Who is the famous person in the Central Plains?
Ambition is hard to sell, making others laugh (7).
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Nu Wa (1) can't make stones, but she thinks she is young and beautiful (2).
It is urgent to divide the disaster (3), and it is useless to cry (4).
People in Lu Chen have the responsibility (5), and I am homeless in the world (6).
Looking back with passion, heartbroken may flower (7).
[description]
This poem was published in China Women's Daily 1907. This poem expresses the author's infinite love for the motherland. The motherland is divided by the great powers, and the country is about to die, but many people are still asleep. How can this not make the poet sad? Qiu Jin left the motherland from 1904 and went to Japan with full enthusiasm to seek the truth of saving the country, so he joined the revolution. She is determined to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and recover the motherland. Because of her profound sense of responsibility, she always complains about her small contribution to the motherland and feels that the progress of the motherland is slow. In the first song, she lamented that time is gone forever and she is still sleeping in China. In fact, she laughed at herself as a "hot devil" eager to save the country. In the second poem, she was too eager for youth to save the country, while Qiang Bing, an imperialist power, was under pressure and the motherland was carved up. The tone of these two poems is powerful. Although there was no sound of national subjugation when dividing up the motherland, they were full of fighting spirit to turn the tide.
[Notes]
(1) (1) Time-years, passing waves, flowing water. "The Analects of Confucius": "Zi Zaichuan said:' The deceased is like a husband, staying up all night.'" (2) Life experience-refers to people's past events. This refers to the past when Qiu Jin abandoned his relatives and friends to save the country and lived in a foreign land. What can he worry about? (4) wine-a glass of wine, a glass of wine, a drinking vessel. (Tears, China Women's Daily as Tears, and Changsha as China Women's Daily. ) How can I bear to pay a good time for nothing? But in my background, what's the use of worrying? In a foreign country, the situation of comrades-in-arms is as embarrassing as a prison in Chu. Every time we drink, everyone laments the tears. (5) I often dream-I often think of it in my dreams. (6) The Central Plains-China fought against the Qing government by force. (7) Enthusiast-too enthusiastic, too keen to talk. These four words: I often dream of the greatness of my motherland in my sleep. As for me, it is only because my ambition is hard to sell that I let others laugh at me and act fanatically.
(2) (1) The sentence "There is nothing I can do to turn stone into gold, which wastes my time. (3) carve up-metaphor motherland was cut into pieces by imperialism. "Hanshu": "Gaudi takes the king as a hero and divides the world. "Revolutionaries in the late Qing Dynasty often describe the crisis situation of the motherland by dividing it up, such as the column in the second issue of Jiangsu magazine:" The motherland is divided up and compatriots are slaves. How can my generation study in Japan? " Therefore, the metaphor is close to the present. (4) Waste of teeth-waste of words. The above two sentences say that the motherland was slaughtered, and the tragic disaster of carving up was imminent. I ran for my country in vain. (5) Lu Chen-see the note about "Lu Chen" in the previous "feelings". (6) Wandering around the world-the author refers to studying in Japan. What these two sentences say is. (7) heartbreak-extreme sadness. Mayflower, beautiful flower. These two words say that I am full of blood and grief, and I dare not look back at my motherland? My heart aches, how dare I see the brilliant spring flowers in this May Day!