Poetic articles on feelings of home and country

"Since ancient times, no one has died in life, leaving Dan's heart to shine." These two sentences in Wen Tianxiang's Zero Crossing and Ding Yang are a touching portrayal of the patriotic spirit of the Chinese nation. In the face of the destruction of the country and the death of the family, the poet died calmly. Two seemingly dull words were actually touching and became the swan song of the ages. In the vast literary history, patriotic feelings have been surging in the hearts of countless literati, leaving countless patriotic masterpieces throughout the ages. On the occasion of the 65th birthday of New China, we have specially selected ten poems from patriotic masterpieces of modern and contemporary literary works, so that readers can feel the author's patriotic feelings in reading.

Poetry part

Ai Qing: I love this land?

If I were a bird,

I should also sing with a hoarse throat:

This land hit by the storm,

This river of sadness and anger will surge forever,

This endless wind,

And the gentle dawn from the forest ...

And then I died,

Even feathers rot in the ground.

Why do I often cry?

Because I love this land deeply. ...

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Appreciation? Ai Qing (1910-1996), formerly known as Jiang Haicheng, is a famous modern poet. Poetry mostly reflects the suffering and fate of the nation and people, real life and struggle, yearning for the light and eulogizing.

At the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese army successively captured vast areas in North China, East China and South China, and went crazy everywhere in an attempt to destroy the China people's will to resist the Japanese War. But the people of China rose up. The poet firmly integrated into the torrent of the national liberation struggle and wrote this poem at the critical moment of the country's demise and national peril.

This is a lyric masterpiece widely read in the history of modern poetry. Compared with a bird's attachment to the land, it vividly expresses the author's deep and sincere patriotic feelings, which has touched countless readers and will continue to be touched. & gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt Ai Qing: I love this land.

Guo Moruo: Coal in the furnace?

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Ah, my lady!

Ever since I saw the light again,

I often miss my hometown,

I'm doing this for the people I love.

Burn like this!

Intercropping 1920 and February 1

Appreciation? Guo Moruo (1892- 1978), formerly known as Guo Kaizhen, was a modern writer, poet, historian and social activist, who had a great influence on China's new poetry creation and became one of the founders of new literature.

This poem was written on 1920. At that time, although the poet was far away in Japan, he always paid attention to everything that happened in the motherland. The poet compares himself to "coal in the furnace" by imitation, and compares his motherland to "my lover" and "girl" by personification. The whole poem revolves around this group of core images, expressing the author's patriotic aspirations. As Guo Moruo himself said, "China after the May 4th Movement is just like my lover." "Coal in the Furnace is a love song I gave her." & gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt& gt Guo Moruo: Coal in the Furnace

Dai Wangshu: I used a broken palm.

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Invisible palms sweep the infinite mountains and rivers,

Fingers stained with blood and ash, palms stained with darkness,

Only the far corner is still intact,

Warm, clear, firm and vigorous spring.

On it, I stroked it with my broken palm,

Like a lover's soft hair, a baby's milk.

I put all my strength in my palm.

Put it on, send love and all hope,

Because there is only the sun, no spring,

Will dispel the haze and bring Su Sheng,

Because it's the only place where we don't live like animals,

Die like an ant ...

There, the eternal China!