Original poem:
I am China's wound,
I know the dagger.
It's a wounded man.
It was the beast that caused the wound!
I haven't recovered yet,
When you touch it, your blood will flow;
This is China's blood,
Not your wine!
Appreciate:
As a weapon to defend China's honor and dignity, Gong Liu's wounds, every word is a bullet, shot at the makers of those wounds; Like a dagger, it stabbed the wound maker. Reading this poem, a strong patriotic passion will immediately come to mind.
In the first part, the poet expressed his hatred and curse to the wound maker. Because "I am China's wound/I know the dagger", the poet angrily wrote that "man added the wound/the beast made the wound". In the second quarter, the poet used his own pain to feel the pain of the motherland, so the poet wrote: "I haven't recovered yet/I will bleed when I touch it." At the same time, this is also the poet's heartfelt cry and the horn to defend the motherland. So the poet said loudly, "This is China's blood/not your wine", and no one is allowed to trample on it.
When the poet wrote this poem, it had the background of the times at that time, and it still has great historical, practical and educational significance to read it now. In the past, someone made a wound for us, and we suffered; Now and in the future, there are still or may be wound makers around us, and they may also bring us pain. Therefore, we must always be vigilant. This also fully embodies the poet's high patriotism, but also embodies the poet's revolutionary and fearless nationalism.
There are still many places worth thinking about and learning from in this poem, which also reminds me of why Mr. Lu Xun gave up medicine and went to literature. Of course, there are many poems and literary works like this, which are precious spiritual wealth left to us.