For the people, decades. Corrosion-resistant. Never touch it. Mao Zedong was strict with himself all his life, self-denial, devotion to duty, diligence and simplicity, honesty and integrity, which was a model. Because of this, only by studying Mao Zedong's poems can we fully appreciate Mao Zedong's broad-minded courage, lofty spiritual realm, extraordinary great man's bearing and brilliant human brilliance, and make our personality will become deeper, firmer and more extensive, from which we can obtain the great realm, great wisdom and general direction of life.
Mao Zedong is a great revolutionary, politician, strategist, thinker and master of poetry. Mao Zedong's poems artistically reproduce the arduous course of China's revolution and construction, and carry forward China's excellent traditional culture and advanced socialist culture. Mao Zedong's poetry is an inexhaustible topic, which still shows its brilliance and charm in today's era. It's a classic handed down from generation to generation. Keep reading and understanding.
The characteristics of Mao Zedong's poetry;
1, lofty artistic conception: The scenes and images depicted in Mao Zedong's poems are often magnificent, which shows his profound thinking and lofty pursuit of China's society and revolutionary cause. For example, "Spring and Snow in Qinyuan" depicts a snowy northern scenery and expresses Mao Zedong's firm belief and lofty pursuit of China's revolutionary cause.
2. Rich meaning: Mao Zedong's poems contain rich thoughts and philosophies, which reflect his profound insight and understanding of China's revolution, socialism and people's life. For example, The Seven Laws Long March expresses Mao Zedong's firm belief and indomitable spirit in fighting for the revolutionary cause in China by depicting the arduous course of the Red Army's Long March.
3. Unique artistic style: Mao Zedong's poems have a unique artistic style, with simple and simple language, vivid and vivid images and full of appeal. He is good at using metaphor, exaggeration, symbolism and other rhetorical devices to make poetry more expressive and appealing. For example, in The Mink Head Tour, a bridge flies north and south, and the moat becomes a thoroughfare. Through the image metaphor, it vividly shows the spirit of China people who are brave and brave.