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Shouting is an outbreak of silence.
Silence is a silent call.
Excited or not.
Still very quiet.
I pray
As long as it's not boring.
If you call me from a distance
I will towards the distant.
If the mountain calls me
I walked to the mountain.
Wear out your feet.
Simply let the sunset smear the road again.
Grab your hand.
Turn thorns into azaleas.
There is no longer road than feet.
There is no mountain higher than man.
The mountain is high and the road is far, which can be said to be one of Wang Guozhen's representative works. This poem teaches us a philosophy lesson of pursuing youth. "Shout" and "silence" are unity of opposites: they are only different in form, but unified in essence-"as long as they are not dull". Accumulated in silence, erupted in shouts, so perfectly combined. Therefore, my heart can no longer be calm. I like a positive and enterprising life, and I like to create my own life in pursuit. Therefore, "I" will not care about the bumpy road ahead, the steep mountains and the dense thorns. I will listen to the call of the mountain, even if my feet are worn out and my hands are scratched, I will be optimistic. As a result, the steep mountain road became a "path" smeared by the sunset; The thorny bush became the euphemistic song of the cuckoo. The mountain is high and the road is far, which expresses the true pursuit of youth and life. The author tells us that to really live in this world, we must experience everything with our own efforts. This is the life declaration of the strong: towards the distant, go to the mountains, let the blood of your own struggle smear the road of life, and let the steps you pursue flatten the rugged life. The end of the poem is the finishing touch: no matter how long the road of life is, the steps of pursuers can be measured; No matter how high the mountain of difficulties is, enterprising people can climb it. What a heroic declaration this is, and what a high-spirited fighting spirit this is. "Qian Shan waters are only for leisure." "Nothing can be overcome as long as there is persistent pursuit in life."
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Wang Guozhen