2. Original text:
worship
Rolling mountains, rivers and grasslands,
In countless dense villages, chickens bark and dogs bark,
In the once desolate land of Asia,
The dry wind whistling in the boundless weeds,
Singing the monotonous water flowing eastward under the low-pressure dark clouds,
There are countless buried ages in the melancholy forest.
They hugged me quietly:
Endless stories are endless disasters,
Silence is love, an eagle flying in the sky,
Its dry eyes look forward to tears,
When the motionless gray ranks crawl in the distant sky;
I have too many words, too long feelings,
I want to use desolate deserts, rugged roads, mule carts,
I want to take a trough boat, wild flowers in the mountains, rainy days,
I want to hug you with everything, you
People I see everywhere,
People who live in shame, crooked people,
I want to hug you with bloody hands,
Because a nation has risen.
A farmer, his rough body moving in the field,
He is a woman's child, the father of many children,
How many dynasties have fallen on him?
Bring him hope and disappointment,
He always spins silently behind the plow,
Digging up the soil that dissolved his ancestors,
Frozen on the roadside is the same image of suffering.
How many happy songs pass by on the road,
How many times have his worries followed,
On the main road, people are talking, shouting and in high spirits.
However, he didn't. He just put down his old hoe.
Once again, I believed that famous saying, and I joined the love of the public.
He firmly watched himself melt into death,
This road is infinitely long,
He can't cry,
He didn't cry because a nation has risen. //
Surrounded by mountains and under the blue sky,
When passing by his house in spring and autumn,
Hidden in the deep valley is the most subtle sadness:
An old woman is pregnant with children, and many children are pregnant.
Hunger, patience in hunger,
The roadside is still a dark hut.
The same unknown fear,
It is also the soil that erodes life in nature.
He walked away and never looked back to curse.
I want to hug everyone for him,
I lost the comfort of hugging him,
Because of him, we cannot give happiness,
Cry, let's cry at him,
Because a nation has risen. //
It is also the wind of this long age,
It is also the endless groans and cold coming from the eaves of this sloping house.
It sings on the top of the withered tree,
It blows through barren swamps, reeds and insects,
It's also the voice of this flying crow,
When I walked by and stood on the road,
I'm wasting my years of humiliating history.
Still waiting in the mountains and rivers,
Waiting, we have too much pain without words,
However, a country has risen,
However, a nation has risen.
Extended data:
Zan is a modern poem written by Mu Dan, a poet with nine leaves, at 194 1 12. Taking "praise" and "a nation has risen" as the lyric keynote of the whole poem, the poem sang a high hymn of national spirit in the most difficult era when the Chinese nation resisted Japanese militaristic aggression, revealing the poet's sympathy for historical shame, anxiety about national disaster and fate and worship of people's strength. The whole poem is large in scale and full of passion, which gives full play to the flexibility of Chinese language and conveys complex poetic feelings with polysemy, complicated sentences and repeated recitation.
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