Wang Meng
All the days, all the days come,
Let's weave you, weave you with the golden thread of youth,
and happy wreaths.
There are singing and laughing in the boat, dancing in the campus under the moon,
Walking in the drizzle, marching in the morning with the first snow,
There are heated arguments, and a warm heart ...
It's a fleeting day, and it's also a day full of reverie.
Our wishes are blurred one after another, like the rain in spring,
We have time.
It's a simple and changeable day.
Everything in the vast world makes us curious.
It's always cheerful and never indifferent.
It's the first time to cry, laugh and ponder.
Go all the days, go all the time,
I move forward happily in my life,
What a heavy burden, I won't be weak,
What a severe battle, I won't lose face,
One day, after wiping the gun, the machine and the sweat,
I miss you and greet you <
Wang Meng, a contemporary writer, was born in Beiping in 1934. In 1953, he wrote the novel Long Live Youth.
This poem is the preface to the novel Long Live Youth. The novel can be said to be the most memorable story of the author and his contemporaries last romance.
Like the whole novel, this preface poem is full of burning and boiling passion unique to young people of that era. After going through war and suffering, facing the new motherland, they issued a real call from the bottom of their hearts. Desire and yearning, vows and imagination all show the unique pride and responsibility, lofty sentiments and ambitions of young people in that era to devote themselves to and build the motherland.