Understanding the Wisdom of Struggle from Chairman Mao's Poetry (XIX)

Chairman Mao's old man has "Seven Laws: Reminiscences of the Chongqing Negotiations"

Where there is land and land, we are our lords, and lawlessness is for the people.

Chongqing has officials and officials, and Yan'an has no land and no gold.

Blowing up bridges and digging roads is unity, and fighting for land and fighting for the city is a struggle.

The city was full of blood, and there was nothing more than a thought to save the lives of the people.

On August 15, 1945, Japan announced its surrender, and the eight-year War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression ended in victory, and Chiang Kai-shek, while stepping up preparations for civil war, wantonly played the "peace" conspiracy. He even sent a telegram inviting Mao Zedong to Chongqing for "peace talks." In order to expose Chiang Kai-shek's conspiracy of a fake peace and a real civil war, on August 28, Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai, Wang Ruofei, and other leaders went to Chongqing to negotiate with the Kuomintang, regardless of their personal safety, and launched a fierce struggle with the Kuomintang deputies, exposing the Kuomintang's conspiracy to cancel the revolutionary armed forces and the revolutionary government of our party. The negotiations culminated in the signing of the Minutes of Talks between the Representatives of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party (also known as the Double Tenth Agreement) on October 10. Soon, however, Chiang Kai-shek tore up the agreement and began a large-scale attack on our liberated areas and launched a civil war.

During the negotiations, Mr. Liu Yazi asked Mao Zedong for poetry, and Mao Zedong copied the previous work "Qinyuan Chun Xue" to him, and then recited this "Seven Laws: Youtian Youdi Wu Lord", which was copied by everyone.

In this poem, Chairman Mao clearly expressed the firm position that the Communist Party of China will not be at the mercy of the Kuomintang, that it will struggle and that it will be "lawless", but that we are not selfish, but "for the people".

"Chongqing has officials and ink officials, Yan'an has no soil and no gold", writing that the Kuomintang district is full of corrupt officials and corrupt officials, full of streets and wolves, and is a world of cannibalism, while in the liberated areas, there is no dung that does not turn it into gold for the people. One darkness, one light; one calamity, one happiness, to whom justice belongs, it goes without saying. "Mourning everywhere is full of blood" reveals that in modern China, it is poor and weak, reactionary forces are dancing wildly, and the toiling masses are in deep trouble.

This poem is political in terms of content, but because the poet uses a strong contrasting artistic technique, it does not look boring to read, but is poetic, which makes people impressed after reading it and becomes a rare good poem.

At the same time, chairman Mao dared to face the masses of toiling people head-on and was good at piercing the Kuomintang's "fake peace and real infighting.", and his fighting wisdom and superhuman boldness were beyond anyone's reach!