The original text is as follows:
There is no way to escape from the gv 10, and the storm is as dark as a rock.
I sent a message to Han Xing, and I want to recommend Xuanyuan with my blood.
Self-titled Portrait is a seven-character quatrain created by modern writer Lu Xun. This poem has a strong tone and strong feelings. The author expressed his strong patriotic feelings deeply and truly with twists and turns, waves and ups and downs with ups and downs.
There are four sentences in the whole poem. First of all, the writer loves the feelings of the motherland. Then, he wrote that he was worried about his motherland in "stormy weather" because of his love. Then, he felt a little heavy because of worry. Finally, he jumped to a new peak, full of passion and passion. Generate gives the strongest sound of "I recommend Xuanyuan with blood", which is full of inspiring power.
The poem also uses allusions, metaphors and symbols to visualize the feelings expressed. For example, the use of the allusion "God Arrow" makes the abstract patriotic feelings more concrete. The symbolic metaphor of "storm" vividly shows the strength of the dark forces, the depth of the national crisis and the sinister situation of the country. Taking the grass "spring" as a metaphor for the people shows Lu Xun's love and praise for the people.
Finally, replacing the motherland with "Xuanyuan" and dedicating it with blood also gave the most vivid and prominent expression to patriotism.
: creative background
This poem was written around 1903. At this time, China is in an era of unprecedented national crisis and extremely painful people's lives. Since 1840 Opium War, China's closed-door policy was broken, the imperialist powers' ambition to carve up China has become increasingly obvious, and they have been carrying out crazy aggression. The people of China, rich in revolutionary tradition, are unwilling to endure humiliation and oppression, bravely fighting against Eight-Nation Alliance and opposing imperialist aggression.
190 1 year, the struggle entered a new stage, and the old democratic movement led by sun yat-sen flourished. At this time, the revolutionaries took Tokyo, Japan as the activity center, and vigorously publicized the political ideas and revolutionary ideas of overthrowing the Qing Dynasty and establishing the Republic of China. Patriotic students studying in Japan responded one after another, publishing newspapers and books and carrying out revolutionary propaganda, calling on the people not to be "hungry ghosts of the Qing government" but to be "revolutionary warriors."
The author Lu Xun 1902 went to Japan with patriotic enthusiasm. As soon as he arrived in Japan, he took an active part in this anti-Qing patriotic revolutionary activity. 1903 published "The Soul of Sparta" in Zhejiang Tide, praising the Spartans for fighting the invaders with their lives and blood, so as to attack the rulers of the Qing Dynasty for humiliating their power and country, awaken the struggle of the people of China, and resolutely cut off the braid symbolizing feudal tradition and racial oppression. On the back of a photo with his braid cut off, he wrote this poem to his friend Xu Shoushang to express his firm determination to die for his country.