Two original poems
One
You look at the generations of flag bearers
Text/Wang Rongshuo
The wind and rain are long, the red flag is fluttering,
The trumpets sounded and the battle songs were like a tide.
You look at the generations of flag bearers,
The land of Shenzhou set off a revolutionary storm.
Fight with blood for the will of the people,
Akiaki Hatsadashin in the direction of the conquest.
Five gold stars are cast on the red flag,
The glorious banner shines on China.
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Spring breeze, sunshine,
Flowers bloom and triumphant songs are in full swing.
You look at the generations of flag bearers,
The land of Shenzhou set off a storm of reform.
Seek truth and practical results to emancipate the mind,
In the tide of ambition, open your arms.
Polish five venus on the red flag,
Brightly colored flags guide the road.
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The rising sun rises in the east, and the light of the sun shines,
The road is sunny and the country is enchanting.
You look at the generations of flag bearers,
The land of Shenzhou has built a golden bridge again.
Inheriting the predecessors and future generations to summarize and sublimate,
Entrepreneurship has once again taken a leap forward.
Five venuses rose between heaven and earth,
The avenue of revival shines in heaven and earth.
Two
Have you ever heard my song?
Text/Wang Rongshuo
When spring passes by me,
I think of you and me in the flowers.
The cool breeze of autumn that night struck,
On the wilderness stood the lonely.
Calling out to the lonely distant mountains,
That's the song in my heart.
yes......
The geese are in a row,
Do you know what I miss?
Clouds of sorrow,
Have you ever resonated with my story?
Spring to autumn,
Have you ever remembered that?
Cold and summer,
Have you ever heard my song?
【About the author】Wang Rongshuo (male), a native of Tai'an, Shandong, is a member of the Communist Party of China and a full-time researcher and professor of Marxist philosophy at the Institute of Philosophy of Shandong Academy of Social Sciences. His major representative works include "New Theory of Philosophical Principles" (China Radio and Television Publishing House) and "Rereading Marx" (People's Publishing House).