Appreciation:
This is a typical poem expressing ambition. The poetic sentiment expressed in the first two sentences is clear-cut, majestic, and sonorous. Mao Zedong, who "decided to leave his hometown", used the swan song "I will never return to fame if I don't succeed in my studies" to show his determination and lofty ambitions in studying.
The last two lines of the poem convey a deeper artistic conception. Excavation, using the technique of first denying and then affirming, vividly and concretely describes why the bones must return to their hometown after death, and the poetic meaning of green hills and mountains wherever they go in life.
From the poem, it is natural. The whole poem is easy to understand and has smooth rhymes, making it catchy to read. It skillfully borrows ancient and modern Chinese and foreign classic words to turn it into a poem of its own, which is concise but not simple. p>
Popular yet elegant, it is a true expression of Mao Zedong's mentality and ambition. Mao Zedong, a man with extraordinary ambitions, intelligence, stubbornness, extraordinary memory and tenacious perseverance, is approaching the first turning point in his life.
"Seven Jue: A Rewritten Poem for My Father" is a poem written by Mao Zedong, which was slightly modified based on a poem by Saigo Takamori, a famous political activist during the Meiji Restoration period in Japan. The original text:
Qijue·Changed a poem to give to his father
The child is determined to leave his hometown, and he will not return until he succeeds in his studies.
There is no need to bury his bones in his hometown. Life is full of green hills.
Translation:
The child made up his mind to leave his hometown and vowed not to return until he achieved success in his studies.
Why should he be buried in his hometown after death? Life is full of places to be buried. Green Mountain of Corpses.
Extended information:
Creative background:
In the autumn of 1910, Mao Zedong left his hometown of Shaoshan and headed for the wider world. The first turning point in his life. With excitement, he wrote this poem before leaving.
It was included in the account book that his father read every day as a farewell. Mao Zedong is getting farther and farther away from his hometown. However, the inherent nostalgia and family affection in Mao Zedong's heart have never been erased.
Author introduction:
Mao Zedong was born in Xiangtan, Hunan in 1893. Born in a peasant family on December 26. After the outbreak of the Revolution of 1911, he served as a soldier in the New Army for half a year. From 1914 to 1918, he studied at Hunan First Normal School and organized the revolutionary group Xinmin Society with Cai Hesen and others. p>
He came into contact with and accepted Marxism before and after the May 4th Movement. In November 1920, he founded a communist organization in Hunan. In July 1921, he attended the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China and later served. Secretary of the Hunan District Committee of the Communist Party of China, leading the labor movement in Changsha, Anyuan and other places.
In June 1923, he attended the "Third Congress" of the Communist Party of China and was elected as a member of the Central Executive Committee to participate in the Central Committee. Leadership work. In May 1966, due to his extreme assessment of the domestic class struggle situation, he launched the "Cultural Revolution" movement.
This movement was controlled by the two counter-revolutionary groups Lin Biao and Jiang Qing. It became extremely violent, far exceeding his expectations and control, and even lasted for ten years, causing serious damage and losses to many aspects of China.
During the "Cultural Revolution", Mao Zedong also stopped and corrected some specific mistakes. He led the struggle to crush Lin Biao's counterrevolutionary clique and prevented Jiang Qing, Zhang Chunqiao and others from succeeding in their ambition to seize the supreme leadership. He died in Beijing on September 9, 1976 at the age of 83.