The poem "Shangque" depicts a magnificent picture of the motherland and expresses the poet's pride and freedom in swimming in the Yangtze River. Starting from the sentence "only drink Changsha water and eat Wuchang fish", the poet took two ancient nursery rhymes at random, transformed them and used them. Superb technology, stable work and profound meaning. On the one hand, it shows the poet's whereabouts and swimming places. The "talent" and "swim" here are not only the coherence of time and the transformation of space, but also convey the author's excitement and light mood of traveling around the world. Mao Zedong made some changes and expressed his infinite deep feelings for the socialist motherland. Then he turned to writing about swimming with vigorous brushstrokes, "Crossing the river for thousands of miles and looking at the sky", which is not only a description of the specific environment, unprecedented feat and heroic will of swimming, but also a presentation of the soul. Two words, Wan Tian, set off from top to bottom, cross vertically and blend scenes. It shows the poet's great tolerance for natural barrier contempt. Repeatedly express the strong feeling when swimming: "No matter how stormy it is, it is better to take a walk and have a rest today." Write a picture of a great river and draw a novel metaphor. In the strong contrast between the dynamic and static environment, the three-layer progressive exposition expresses lofty aspirations in the mainstay. The first two sentences are about the calmness when swimming, and the last sentence is about the joy after "freedom". "Take a break today" is Shang Juan's emotional tone and a summary of this swimming. On this basis, it leads to Shang Kun's concluding sentence: "My son said in Sichuan: The deceased is like a husband!" The first two sentences are what Mao Zedong said when he saw the Yangtze River flowing while swimming. He linked these two sentences with Confucius. Then he intercepted that sentence from the Analects of Confucius, word for word, and directly linked the battle storm of the mainstay with the universal law of social development. There are both lamentations about the passage of time and nostalgia for the eventful years; Both tracing history and exploring natural laws; There are both feelings about life and thoughts about the world life; There is not only emotional longing here, but also a clarion call to seize the day and make people forge ahead.
The following exhibition describes the great changes of the Yangtze River under socialist conditions. "The wind is moving, the tortoise and snake are quiet, and they are ambitious", which starts with the word "wind", followed by the meaning of pulse, attracting attention to the scenery on both sides of the strait, and "moving" and "static" set each other off. The first "Rise" stood tall and created new ideas, which fully demonstrated the heroic spirit of the people of China today in building the motherland and changing the mountains and rivers. The present scene leads to the prospect of the future scene. The first two sentences begin with the most prominent bridge construction, and write some grand plans that are being put into practice, which not only describe the speed of bridge construction, the majestic image of the bridge flying in the air, but also describe the historical significance of a bridge running through the north and south of the river.
The whole poem uses the creative method of combining revolutionary realism with revolutionary romanticism to compose a battle song of socialist revolution and socialist construction. In ci, all kinds of scenery, historical myths and so on are integrated with socialist truth. The modern writer Zhu Ziqi 200 1 said, "The majestic momentum and optimistic spirit of poetry, and seeing the connotation of lofty sentiments in risks have given us strength and new enlightenment." We also introduced poets and writers from Asian and African countries and encouraged them with Chairman Mao's anti-imperialist revolutionary ideas and literary ideas, which aroused strong repercussions. "
Cang Kejia, a modern writer and president of the Chinese Poetry Society, said in "Reading Water and Turning Around": "At the climax of agricultural cooperation, he said with confidence:' Now socialism is really the former. Socialism doesn't know how many times better than Confucian classics. "In order to realize the ideal socialist society. He categorically said:' There is still a war of words, and we must fight hard', which is the best footnote to this road. "