Appreciation of 150 words of Qixia Chinese Divination Operator·Yong Mei

Plum blossom is a theme that has been chanted by ancient Chinese literati for thousands of years. In the Song Dynasty, Lin Hejing, a great hermit who appreciated plum blossoms, constantly sang poems about plum blossoms. The sentiment of "wife plum blossoms and cranes" resides in the plum blossoms. It can be said that the literati loves plum blossoms the most. Chairman Mao relied on Lu You's poem "Yong Mei" here, but used it contrary to its meaning. "Bu Suanzi Yong Mei" is indeed very different from what Lu You wrote. Lu You wrote about the loneliness and nobleness of plum blossoms, admiring the flowers alone, which attracted the envy and jealousy of the flowers. But the Chairman's poem is about the beauty, positivity and perseverance of plum blossoms, which are not sad but smiling, not arrogant but have the integrity and pride of revolutionaries in the new era. There are countless poems about plum blossoms in China, with similar general artistic conceptions and major tunes. Chairman Mao indeed made an extraordinary move in the style of a great poet of his generation. A poem about plum blossoms can sweep away the sad, decadent, and reclusive atmosphere of the literati. , creating a new landscape and new atmosphere, which is breathtaking and convincing.

Year after year, wind and rain send spring away, but heavy snow in the sky welcomes spring back. Even if there are hundreds of feet of ice on the county cliffs, facing such a grand and cold winter scene, the plum blossoms still stand alone and stand proudly. Of course, poets also follow ancient teachings, express their ambitions with poems, and also express their ambitions through plum blossoms. At this critical moment when "the sky is rolling high and the cold current is rushing" (i.e., China's three years of natural disasters and the fierce anti-imperialist and anti-revisionist struggles at that time), the poet encouraged himself and comforted others with the plum blossoms blooming in the middle of winter. We should learn from plum blossoms and bravely face challenges to show off our beauty in such dangerous situations. The poet uses the word "Qiao" very well. The image of plum blossoms that have never appeared appears in this word. This is the image of a happy person, a confident person, and a winner. Of course, this is not only the image of plum blossoms in the poet's eyes, but also the image of the poet himself and the Chinese Communists. This "Qiao" contains so many profound meanings, being proactive and never giving in.

At the bottom of the column, the poet guides the image of plum blossoms in depth. Although it is pretty, it does not take away the beauty of spring. It is just a messenger of spring, sending us the message of spring. But when the cold winter passes and spring shines all over the fields, the plum blossoms hide alone among thousands of flowers and smile happily. Plum blossom, in the eyes of the poet, is a warrior. It fights against the severe cold. It only wants to win the spring, announce the coming of spring, and then retreat, without robbing the beauty of spring. This image is that of selflessness and silent dedication. The poet has greatly deepened the image of plum blossoms here. It has become the image of an international communist fighter. It has changed from a Chinese revolutionist to a world revolutionist. In New China, the image of plum blossom has been shaped by poets, making it plumper and taller.