"Snow Burial" highlights the ideal belief in strength

"Snow Burial" highlights the ideal belief in strength

The poem "Snow Burial" is indeed a representative work of Mr. Hu Shizong's Long March poem. This poem, without tears, makes people tear up. This poem, without crying, makes people inevitably lose their voices. This poem, without slogans, makes people can't help but shout from the bottom of their hearts: Long live the Red Army!

The above is only one aspect of the shocking part of this poem, and on the other hand, it is also the soul of the poem, and we will always remember the martyrs of the Red Army who sacrificed their lives and forever carry forward the spirit of the long march.

During the long march of the Red Army, there were often cases where people fell down due to heavy injuries, excessive hunger, and fatigue, and could never stand up again. "Snow Burial" is about one of those scenes. A squad leader, "fluttering" fell down, although no one here organized mourning, but there was a green bamboo cane that accompanied his comrades on a journey of thousands of miles, "deeply inserted next to him, on which one of his leggings was tied, which was a wordless floating monument." "There is no eulogy, no spiritual hall. Undulating ridges, huge mantles. The roaring north wind is the music of mourning. "No stones, no dirt. How can the remains of comrades-in-arms be buried? The continuous procession, everyone walking through here, with almost frozen palms, holding a handful of white mourning, gently spread on the martyrs. One bunch, ten bunches, a hundred bunches, a thousand bunches. Tens of millions of bunches of snow piled up into a tomb of snow, towering over the undulating frozen snow hill. The team was like a meandering dragon snake, and it was far away, and the two warriors couldn't stop looking back, and one asked worriedly, "Will it melt?" Another replied: "No, that is the snowy mountain, ten thousand years is also it."

This is the snow burial of the red army martyrs, the most solemn snow burial in the world. Under specific circumstances, during the Long March, the supreme snow burial shows the infinite strength of the Red Army, the revolutionary ideals of the Red Army, and the lofty faith of the Red Army.

Holy white snow that carries the strength of unity. Bunch after bunch, piled up like a mountain. This is the gathering of feelings of deep mourning for the sacrifice of comrades-in-arms, the gathering of the forces of the overwhelming sea of all people, and the condensation of the momentum of heroism and tenacity.

Holy white snow with great ideals. One by one, crystal clear. This is the firm self-confidence of not being afraid to sacrifice and overcome all difficulties, the embodiment of the will to persevere in self-improvement, and the heroic ambition to win victory in the journey.

The holy white snow that casts a strong faith. One after another, for thousands of years. This is the beautiful will of the soul that the body is always buried, the source of the immortal spirit of the predecessors and successors, and the lofty belief that the revolutionary ideal is higher than the blue sky.