It doesn't matter if you behead, as long as the doctrine is true.
Kill Xia and others.
Translation:
Beheading is not terrible. Only my belief in materialism is the truth.
Kill me, Xia, and a large number of revolutionary descendants.
Poetry appreciation
This is a five-character poem. The first two sentences of the poem, "It doesn't matter if beheading is true", fully express a heroic spirit of * * * producing party member for the truth and dedicating himself to the ideal, and a revolutionary heart for the people and the revolution flashes between the lines of the poem. The last two sentences, "If you kill Xia, there will be descendants", express the author's optimistic attitude towards the future and firm belief that the revolution will win.
He firmly believes that his blood will not flow in vain, countless revolutionaries will take over his gun, continue to fight and meet the bright dawn, the oppressed people will be liberated, and socialism and capitalism will be realized. After reading this poem, we seem to see the author's heroism in the face of death, as well as his expectation for his comrades-in-arms and firm confidence in the revolutionary cause. Strut to the execution ground.