"Qinyuan Spring·Snow" is not an ancient poem, nor an ancient poem, but a modern "ci".
"Qinyuan Spring·Snow" is a poem composed by Mao Zedong in February 1936.
The poem is divided into two parts. The upper part describes the snowy scenery of the North, which is suddenly warm and turns cold, showing the magnificent mountains and rivers of the great motherland. The lower part is composed of Chairman Mao Zedong lamenting the magnificence of the mountains and rivers of the motherland, and leads to heroes such as Emperor Qin and Han Wu. Characters, throughout the history of heroes. This word not only praises the majesty and beauty of the mountains and rivers of the motherland, but more importantly, praises the current revolutionary heroes. Express Mao Zedong's great ambition and mind.
Original text of "Qinyuan Spring·Snow"
The scenery of the northern country is covered with ice for thousands of miles and snow drifting for thousands of miles.
Looking inside and outside the Great Wall, there is nothing but vastness; the river up and down suddenly stops flowing.
The silver snake dances on the mountain, and the wax figure of Yuanchi (original work: the wax figure of Yuanqi) wants to compete with God.
On a sunny day, the red-clad plain wrap (original work: silver-clad plain wrap) is particularly enchanting.
The country is so beautiful that it attracts countless heroes to bow down.
I regret that Emperor Qin and Emperor Wu of Han were slightly less talented in literature; Emperor Zong of Tang and Song Dynasty were slightly less elegant.
The genius of the generation, Genghis Khan, only knew how to bend a bow and shoot at giant eagles.
It’s all gone, let’s count the famous people, but let’s look at the present.