This word comes from Mao Zedong's seven-character poem "Seven Laws Climbing Lushan Mountain"
Denglushan, Lv Qi
Author: Mao Zedong?
A mountain flew to the river and jumped on the lush four hundred whirls.
Xiangyang looks at the world coldly, and it is hot and windy.
A floating yellow crane is sent in the ninth heaven, and white smoke rises under the waves.
Ling Tao doesn't know where to go, but where can he farm in the Peach Blossom Garden?
Vernacular translation
Lushan Mountain stands tall and straight on the bank of the Yangtze River, and I drove all the way to get on the bus in the green. Looking at the world facing the sea with indifferent eyes, the warm wind brought raindrops and sprinkled them on the river.
Clouds float on the river, the yellow crane rises to the sky, and the waves go straight down to the smoke in Jiangdong. I don't know where Tao Qian used to go. Can we plow the fields in the Peach Blossom Garden?
Extended data:
Creation background
1959 On the eve of Lushan Meeting, Mao Zedong climbed Lushan Mountain and stood at the top of the mountain, overlooking the panorama. Located on the majestic and towering Lushan Mountain, facing the open and distant scenery and sea of clouds, the poet's heart is full of heroic feelings for the cause of socialist construction, so he wrote this eulogy and hard-working poem.
1959 the 10th anniversary of the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), new China has made great achievements that attract worldwide attention. The enthusiasm of the broad masses of the people for building socialism continues to rise, but great difficulties have emerged at home and abroad. The People's Commune and the Great Leap Forward, a natural disaster that never happened in China in a hundred years, caused the "extreme left" problem, and the Party made mistakes in its work. In the poem, Mao Zedong showed the determination and courage of the people of China to be independent and go forward bravely in view of the international and domestic struggle situation at that time.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-seven laws. Mount Lushan