The sinking feeling of the motherland can't help but come overseas to find a bosom friend.
Jinou has been short of money and needs to make up for it. How dare he sacrifice himself for his country?
There are obstacles and sighs. Guan Shan Wan Li is a hero.
Don't say that women are not British. They sing on the wall of Longquan every night.
2, "Lost Title" Modern Qiu Jin
Good times,
After a brake, what about ambition and hatred?
Whipping the whip changes the sea, Wan Jian grinds the moon.
There are no muddy and tired iron horses in Hangu, and crying bronze camels in Luoyang.
I hope the animals will protect this country.
3, "Red Cliff Nostalgia" Modern Qiu Jin
Tong Tong reached Jiangdong, where it was attacked by fire.
It's strange that farmers come to mourn the sun, and the shore flowers are still red.
4, "Homecoming" Modern Qiu Jin
White clouds hung obliquely in the blue sky, and I was disappointed to climb it alone.
Where is the hometown of desire? The chaotic peak is dark green as smoke.
5. "Chrysanthemum" Modern Qiu Jin
The iron frame frost posture is arrogant and does not meet Peng Ze's ambition.
Peaches are vain and full of jealousy, vying for yellow flowers to resist the night breeze?
Qiu Jin (1879 ——1907), whose real name is Xuan Qing, was born in Shaoxing, Zhejiang, during his study in Japan.
1904 to study in Japan. 1905 Participated in Japan Guangfu Association and League Association. /kloc-returned to China at the beginning of 0/906, and first taught at the Sid Girls' School in Xing Wu, Zhejiang Province, and then founded (China Women's Daily) in Shanghai to publicize the revolution and emancipate women's minds. /kloc-at the beginning of 0/907, he returned to Shaoxing to preside over the Datong School founded by Xu Xilin, organized the Guangfu Army, and prepared for an armed uprising. In July of the same year, Xu Xilin failed to assassinate Anhui Governor Enming, and Qiu Jin was also arrested and imprisoned. Finally, he died heroically in the pavilion in Gu Xuan, Shaoxing, Zhejiang, at the age of 28. Qiu Jin's life is a revolutionary life. Under the semi-feudal and semi-colonial social conditions at that time, as an ordinary woman, she needed great courage and strong will to break through the heavy pressure and bondage of family and society and devote herself to social and revolutionary activities. She did all this and eventually became the pioneer of women's liberation movement in China. She not only set a shining example for women in China with her young life, but also left us a lot of precious spiritual wealth in her short life, making her an influential and talented writer and poet in the history of modern literature in China. On the one hand, her works are full of revolutionary passion, patriotic enthusiasm and democratic revolutionary ideas. On the other hand, she didn't feel inferior and discouraged because she was a woman. She advocates that women should break the secular contempt and prejudice against women through self-reliance. In her poems, she often follows the example of ancient heroes, hoping that one day she can do a vigorous career like them and be an indomitable hero who even feels ashamed of herself as a gentleman, even if she falls head over heels. It is this strong will, lofty spirit and lofty personality that makes Qiu Jin's poems heroic. She always writes literary works with the boiling blood and passionate feelings of a revolutionary, completely unifying revolution and literary creation. Therefore, most of her poems show heroic revolutionary spirit, thorough resistance spirit and profound democratic thought of optimizing the country and people. She issued a call to resolutely fight against the dark world. Therefore, her poems are not as moaning as those of women in the past. They are sad and have no gentleman's breath. Her poems, like her spirit and personality, are noble, strong and unyielding symbols.