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The poet is a fighter who struggles for the freedom and independence of the motherland and has been engaged in the revolutionary cause for a long time. However, despite his great efforts in the difficult struggle, the society did not really change as expected. This will certainly not make the protagonist question the meaning and value of his life. "However, at the sight of your smile/Ran Ran soaring to me/the door of life/suddenly opened for me." It is "your smile" that makes the poet rediscover the value of life and re-establish his courage and belief in life. Because of love, love for the motherland and the people, the revolutionary cause has become concrete and sacred again, and struggle and sacrifice have a clear purpose and practical significance.

This is a poem written by Nobel Prize in Literature winner and Chilean poet Nie Luda with healthy style, strong feelings and strange imagination. The smile admired in the poem is a kind of god, a kind of strength, something more indispensable than air and food, and more precious than a hero's life, that is, love for the motherland and one's own nation.

At the beginning of the poem, a euphemistic and lingering feeling develops in the plain narration, and the echo of the voice causes a sad beauty. "Bread" and "air" are undoubtedly the first needs of human existence. However, the author regards them as something that can be deprived for "your smile", thus highlighting the irreplaceable importance of this "smile" to poets.

"Echoing everywhere" refers to a situation in which people all over the country are struggling for the future of the motherland.