Mao Zedong's "Niannujiao Kunlun"
It turned out to be life, Kunlun Mountain, reading all the spring scenery in the world. Flying on Yulong 3 million, it was very cold on Sunday. Summer dissolves, the river is full, and people are fish or turtles. Who commented on the crime of Millennium work?
Now my name is Kunlun. It's not that high and there's not that much snow. Andrew leaned against heaven and drew his sword, cutting you into three parts? One piece stays in Europe, one piece is given to the United States, and one piece is returned to the East. A peaceful world, the whole world is so cold and hot.
Mao Zedong wrote Niannujiao Kunlun in the winter of 1935. The Central Red Army has completed the last leg of the Long March and will soon arrive in northern Shaanxi. Mao Zedong climbed the peak of Minshan Mountain and looked at the vast Kunlun Mountain. This poem, Mao Zedong, successfully expressed his idea that "the world will be peaceful and the whole world will be cool and hot". This is the ideal of "great harmony"; Linked to his career, this ideal of great harmony is not the fantasy in the Book of Rites, but the one designed by Marx.
Hou Wailu said: The word "Niannujiao Kunlun" is vigorous and magnificent. It is a combination of description, lyricism and discussion. There is both a realistic description of the majestic Kunlun Mountain and an imaginative and extremely exaggerated romantic "Three Million Flying Dragons", which is endowed with profound symbolic significance. With the broad mind of proletarian revolutionaries and the majestic image of Kunlun Mountain, the poet expressed the lofty ideal of transforming the old world, burying imperialism and realizing capitalist society.