This poem expresses the hardships and hardships experienced by the Red Army in the Long March, as well as their firm will and indomitable spirit. In the poem, the Red Army is not afraid of difficult expeditions, and Wanshui Qian Shan just inadvertently shows the firm determination and courage of the Red Army in the face of difficulties. On the other hand, the five ridges are winding, the Wumeng suits the mud pill majestic, and the Jinsha warms the clouds and cliffs. The cold of Dadu Bridge describes all kinds of natural dangers and enemy containment during the March.
The last sentence prefers the snow in Minshan. After the Three Armies, it was pointed out that the Red Army had gone through many hardships and finally crossed Minshan Mountain and got out of the predicament, showing an optimistic and positive mental outlook. It was a poetic look, the joy and excitement of the Red Army after overcoming difficulties, and the spiritual embodiment of their firm belief, fearlessness and courage.
With the optimism and tenacity of the Red Army, this poem inspired generations to persevere and forge ahead bravely in the face of difficulties.
The background introduction of the Seven-Method Long March;
The Seven Laws Long March was written by Mao Zedong in September 1935. At that time, the First Army of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army had reached the revolutionary base area in northern Shaanxi after more than a year's long March. Mao Zedong wrote this poem to commemorate this historical event. This poem, in the form of a seven-character poem, highly summarizes the difficulties and obstacles experienced by the Red Army on its way to the Long March, and shows their revolutionary heroism and revolutionary optimism.
The Long March is a strategic shift of the Red Army led by China Producer Party from 1934 to 1936, aiming at breaking the encirclement and suppression of the Kuomintang and preserving the strength of the Party and the Red Army. This is one of the important historical events of China Producers' Party and China Revolution.
On the way to the Long March, the Red Army faced many difficulties and obstacles, including the siege of Kuomintang troops, harsh natural conditions and lack of food and materials. However, they always kept their faith, faced difficulties with revolutionary heroism and revolutionary optimism, overcame numerous obstacles, and finally reached the revolutionary base in northern Shaanxi, laying the foundation for the victory of the China revolution.