Song of the Seven Sons-What emotions did Macao express?

Song of Seven Sons is a group of poems written by Wen Yiduo, a famous scholar in China, during his study in the United States in 1925. The full text consists of seven poems, symbolizing seven China territories occupied by foreign powers, namely Macau, Hongkong, Taiwan Province Province, Ahava, Guangzhou Bay, Kowloon and Luda (Lushun-Dalian).

The song of the seven sons, which we often listen to, is only the first of the seven sons.

In the poem, Wen Yiduo compares seven pieces of "lost land" plundered by foreign powers to seven children who are far away from their mothers, crying about their strong feelings of being bullied by foreign countries and eager to return to their mothers' arms. On the one hand, poetry expresses nostalgia and praise for the motherland, on the other hand, it expresses the curse to the imperialist powers.