At sunrise, Mount Tai, the moon sets in the Three Gorges,
The water in the river loves Qifeng, and Pinghu is drunk with rosy clouds. ...
Ah, there are thousands of paintings in my heart.
Teach me how not to love her!
Fish make trouble in the East China Sea, birds sing Xisha,
There are rustling horses in Saibei and colorful flowers in Lingnan. ...
Ah, Tang and Song poems are stirring with blood.
Teach me how not to love her!
The waves beat against Humen, and the rain washed away the Big Wild Goose Pagoda.
Thunder resounded through the Gobi and Xiangyun shone in Lhasa. ...
Ah, the dream of a martyr is shining in my eyes,
Teach me how not to love her!
The wind danced, the red flag shed tears all over the world.
The Great Wall welcomes guests, and pandas convey the message of love. ...
Ah, covered in scars, raised his head,
Teach me how not to love her!
Han Xiao, a famous long-distance running poet. Born in February 1929, 1994 died in Guangzhou at the age of 65. Jilin native, joined the revolution in 1946 and joined the party in 195 1 year. He has been the editor-in-chief of Zhanniu Life Newspaper of Jilin Military Region Political Department, Junbao of Division Political Department, Pictorial of the 12th Corps of Hunan Military Region, Warrior Literature and Art, deputy political instructor of Guangzhou Military Region Frontier Defense Camp, and deputy director of cultural propaganda department of Guangzhou Military Region Political Department.