Cixi wrote only one poem in her life, but the latter one is a household name. What is this poem?

Most people in China know this name, Cixi. But her personal historical evaluation is left to future generations, and everyone will have their own judgment. As the actual ruler of the late Qing Dynasty, he led the Qing Dynasty into a historical dead end step by step. His son ruled and succeeded to the throne. As Empress Dowager Cixi, Cixi has various identities. Yes, a mother is more precious than a son. As the mother of Shunzhi, she left a well-known poem for the world, named "Poem for Parents". The feelings of parents in the world are the most real, tears and blood are dissolved into my children. Exhausted heart will eventually become a child, and the poor will bear the wind!

Empress Dowager Cixi was in charge of the lifeline of the Qing Dynasty for 40 years. The complaints of the world can be described in one word, which is no exaggeration. That is, there were many people in the Qing dynasty, unable to compromise with the western powers and living an extremely luxurious life. For example, before the Sino-Japanese War, she embezzled naval military expenses for her birthday. She caused the humiliation of China in modern times for nearly a hundred years, signed a series of unequal treaties and paid a lot of reparations in various places. I went to the coffin three times after my death, and the ending was extremely sad. This may be the so-called "causal cycle".

Although Cixi made too many wrong decisions to the Qing Dynasty in her life, it is undeniable that she made her own contribution, that is, she wrote to the left to recover Xinjiang. Although she has no talent for managing the country, Cixi's paintings and calligraphy are highly respected. Although she was born in a famous family, she studied Chinese hard and won the favor of the emperor. And the song "I wish my parents" she wrote is a work that she didn't learn Chinese for long. The affection of parents in the world is the most real, tears and blood are mixed into her child's body, and she has tried her best to become a child. The poor inherit the wind.

Although you don't know the first three sentences of this poem, the fourth sentence is widely circulated in China, expressing parents' selfless love for their children, and is often sung by our parents. I wonder how you feel when you see this poem.