The poem "I like to watch the waves of rice and the setting sun everywhere" comes from Mao Zedong's Seven Laws of Shaoshan. This poem depicts the touching scene of rice waves rolling in the fields during the harvest season and farmers laughing and going home in the afterglow of the sunset. It shows the author's joy at the harvest scene in rural areas and praises the hard work of farmers, and also implies the nostalgia for the rural revolutionary struggle.
The two poems are full of rural flavor and revolutionary spirit, which not only shows the joy of farmers' bumper harvest, but also reflects the new look of the countryside after the victory of the revolution. They are a beautiful hymn to the rural revolution and the hard work of farmers, and also a beautiful vision for future life.