Which seven territories of China does "Song of the Seven Sons" refer to? So far, one place has not been unified, and it is difficult to recover another

Title: Justice Endures: Smell One Lot and the Seven Sons of Lost Land

Justice is inexhaustible, because the truth is always there! Mr. Wen Yiduo left countless classic works and famous remarks in his lifetime, and also helped countless lost young people find the right direction and embark on the road of revolution.

On July 15, 1946, Mr. Wen Yiduo was assassinated by secret agents on his way home after his last speech. His short but great life has left us with many stories worth thinking about.

"Song of the Seven Sons - Macao" became the theme song of Macao's return. Through this poem, Wen Yiduo expressed his endless regret for being taken away from seven "lost lands". Among them, the fate of Taiwan Province and the Ryukyu Islands is emotional.

In 1894, the Sino-Japanese War broke out and Taiwan Province became a Japanese colony. The Ryukyu Islands were ceded to Japan as "incidentals".

Events such as the Battle of the Yellow Sea and the Lushun Massacre led the Qing government to cede Taiwan Province and the Ryukyu Islands. It was not until after Japan's surrender in 1945 that Taiwan Province re-emerged as Chinese territory.

However, due to historical reasons and Chiang Kai-shek's practices, Ryukyu has not yet been able to return to the motherland. Chiang Kai-shek gave up the opportunity to recover the Ryukyus, and it was eventually given to Japan by the United States. This decision made Chiang Kai-shek a lifelong sinner and doomed Taiwan Province to deviate from the path of reunification with the mainland.

Although the development of Taiwan Province stands out in some fields, the blood and kinship between compatriots on both sides of the strait cannot be erased by anyone. We firmly believe that the two sides of the strait will eventually return to reunification.

Thankfully, the other six places taken by the great powers have returned to the bosom of the motherland. From Weihaiwei, Lushun and Dalian, to Hong Kong and Guangzhou Bay, these places have re-emerged as Chinese territory at different times in history.

Behind every place taken there is a tragic history. They became the driving force and proof of the continuous struggle of the Chinese people for national liberation.

However, the loss of Ryukyu is still the most regrettable ending. Worldwide, the strategic value of Ryukyu is self-evident, but Chiang Kai-shek gave up the land because of selfishness. Today, Ryukyu has still not been able to return to the embrace of the motherland, which has deeply regretted countless Chinese people.

Despite the difficulties and challenges, we believe that the blood and kinship of compatriots on both sides of the strait will eventually reunify Taiwan Province and Ryukyu. Chinese people have always looked forward to true reunification, and we believe that one day this expectation will be realized.