The thugs hired by the landlord came over the wall.
They shouted: everything is mine, including.
The woman on the kang
After the drought, the locust army gnawed at our bones.
They're coming again, the bone marrow eaters are coming again.
Some people starve to death, others pick leaves with toothpicks.
The dog was gnawing at the corpse, and the dog there was laughing.
You die, he dies, she dies, as long as I don't die
As long as I climb up that pile of bodies, climb up
Bloody train, as long as it is cold and fragrant snow.
And the hoarse howl of relatives ...
You are alive, he is alive, she is alive, and I am dead.
Vultures circled overhead, and mantis was captured on land.
You tell him I'm not the only one who died.
He was angry at the meeting, but she went to other countries in a joke.
Three million souls wander in Henan.
History and life and death books are also sketched out like novels.
This should be a vigorous comedy.
The descendants of the victim actually made a snake and mouse nest.
The living, 1942.
It's a swamp where one side can't see history clearly.
I hope the real historical data.
Let's review the past: disaster, hope, humor 1 The first paragraph of the poem: "thugs hired by landlords" refers to the Kuomintang army under Chiang Kai-shek's rule. They "climbed over the wall", not breaking into houses, but plundering unarmed people naked like bandits. Onomatopoeic words: Ming, Baa, Baa; Verb: Turn and roar to show the real picture of 1942.
2. The second paragraph of the poem: Focus on writing 1942 After the drought in Henan, locust plagues followed. The first sentence of the poem uses homophonic and pun techniques, and "locust army" and "bone son" also refer to "imperial army" and "millet", which makes the sentence more vivid and appropriate. "They" and "people who suck bone marrow" correspond to the "thugs" in the previous paragraph, with the same meaning. Here alludes to real events-government corvee and tax extortion. The "dog there" is in sharp contrast with the "dog" in reality, thus exposing the ugly reality under the social background at that time.
3. The third and fourth paragraphs of the poem: These two paragraphs are also means of comparison. In the third paragraph, the author describes the scene of Henan people fleeing from famine, paying attention to the adjective "elephant", as if falling snowflakes also smell of food, and "cold silence" sets off a harsh environment; In the fourth paragraph, "vulture" and "mantis" are used to symbolize Japanese imperialism, and "he" and "she" at the meeting refer to Chiang Kai-shek and Song Meiling. Pay attention to using the word "noisy" to simplify the historical events of Song Meiling's visit to the United States.
4. The fifth and sixth paragraphs of the poem: In view of the historical fact that 1942 happened in Henan, the author expressed a satire of "being sketched like a novel". Since it is a "descendant of the victim", we should look at and face up to historical materials objectively and should not distort and tamper with historical facts. Every conscientious citizen should follow serious history. In the last paragraph, the author expresses his thoughts and feelings, which is also a further study of the courage and hope of "looking back" and "people living in 1942" to face up to the disaster, and a little humor arises. Does the author describe the scene of 1942 Yellow River burst at Huayuankou? From the poem, we read suffering, the suffering of people living in dire straits, and the happiness of living in today's society! Thanks to the author!