The words "thousands of miles" and "Wan Li" are intertwined, that is, thousands of miles are frozen and Wan Li snows. The poet's vision is extremely broad, but "A Thousand Miles" and "Wan Li" are far beyond his vision, which is an extension of the poet's vision in imagination, with a broader artistic conception and great charm.
"Frozen" is quiet, and "Snow Gone with the Wind" is light, quiet, moving, and there is a moving dance in silence. ?
The poet inherited the first sentence "the scenery in the north" and expressed the beautiful scenery in the northwest of the motherland: "Thousands of miles are frozen, and the snow is drifting in Wan Li". The metaphor of the revolutionary situation here is still very grim, which is a way to combine scenery with reality and romance.
Extended data:
"Spring and Snow in the Qinyuan" is a poem written by the modern poet Mao Zedong in February 1936. The first article of this word describes the magnificent snow scene in the north, stretching for thousands of miles, showing the majestic, broad-minded and heroic artistic conception and expressing the poet's love for the magnificent rivers and mountains of the motherland. The next part discusses lyricism, focuses on historical figures, praises contemporary heroes, and expresses the lofty desire of the proletariat to be truly masters of the country. The whole poem is a combination of scenery, discussion and lyricism, with magnificent artistic conception, great momentum, unrestrained feelings and heroic mind, which can quite represent the bold style of Mao Zedong's poetry.
Creation background
1936, the red army organized troops to March eastward, preparing to cross the yellow river eastward to fight against the Japanese army. When the Red Army set out from Zichang County and advanced to Yuanjiagou, Alex Gao Village, Qingjian County, the troops rested here for 16 days. From February 5th to 20th, when Mao Zedong lived here, it snowed heavily. The Great Wall is covered with snow, and the uplifted Qin Jin Plateau is covered with ice. The weather is so cold that even the roaring Yellow River is covered with a thick layer of ice, losing the waves of the past. Late at night, Mao Zedong lives in the home of farmer Bai Zhimin. Seeing this scene, I was deeply touched and filled in this word. Qinyuan Spring Snow was first published in Chongqing Xinmin Daily Evening News magazine on June1945+065438+1October 14, and then officially published in poetry magazine on June 1957.
Reference link: Qinyuan Spring Snow-Baidu Encyclopedia