The meaning of the poem "Qingpingle·Liupanshan" is as follows:
The sky is high and white clouds are clear, and the geese flying south have reached the end of the sky. If you don't reach your destination, you are definitely not a hero. After all, you have already traveled 20,000 miles.
On the steep Liupan Mountain, the fierce west wind blew the red flag hunting ground. Today I hold the long rope tightly in my arms. When will I tie up the Jiang family's mad dragon?
Original text: Qingpingle·Liupan Mountain Mao Zedong [Modern Times] The sky is high and the clouds are clear, and you can see the geese flying south. If you don't get to the Great Wall, you are not a true man. It only takes 20,000 yuan to travel. At the peak of Liupan Mountain, red flags swirl in the west wind. Today I have a long tassel in my hand, when will I bind the blue dragon?
Note: Qingpingle: The name of the Ci brand was originally the name of Tang Jiaofang's music. It was named after the two tunes "Qingle" and "Pingle" of Han Yuefu. Double tone, forty-six characters. The upper 阕 rhymes with flat tones, and the lower 阕 has flat rhymes. There are also all rhymes with oblique tones.
Liupan Mountain: Located in the southern part of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and the eastern part of Gansu Province, it is the main peak of the Longshan Mountains. It runs from north to south and is about 240 kilometers long. The main peak is 2,928 meters above sea level. Liupan Mountain is about 60 miles up and down. The mountain is steep and the mountain road is winding and narrow. It takes many twists and turns to reach the peak. Liupan Mountain is the last high mountain before the Red Army's Long March reached northern Shaanxi.
Looking away: looking until you can’t see. Great Wall: refers to the destination of the Long March.
Bend your fingers to calculate. Hongqi: When it was published in the first issue of "Poetry Magazine" in 1957, it was written as "Yatou". When writing this word for Ningxia cadres in September 1961, it was changed to "red flag", and the handwriting was published in Guangming Daily on October 7, 1961.
Manjuan: blow the volume at will. Changying: refers to the long rope used to capture the enemy. It comes from the allusion of "The final army asks for a tassel". This refers to the revolutionary armed forces. In hand, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. Bind: Capture.
Canglong: "The Book of the Later Han·Zhang Chun Zhuan" notes: "Canglong, Tai Sui." Ancient alchemists regarded the location of Tai Sui as the ominous side, because they called Tai Sui the ominous god and evil evil spirit.
Creative background: In August 1935, Chairman Mao Zedong smashed Zhang Guotao's line of splitting the Red Army. In mid-September, the Red Army captured the naturally dangerous Lazikou. On October 7, the Red Army defeated another enemy cavalry regiment that came to intercept them at Qingshizui in Liupan Mountain, Ningxia.
That afternoon, we climbed over Liupan Mountain in one go. This word is the author's sentimental work when he was crossing Liupan Mountain. This word was first published in the January 1957 issue of Poetry Magazine.