The present world is stable, the years are quiet, and the past is like a dream, which is unbearable to look back on. People live a stable and leisurely life every day, but they have ever thought that all this is actually hard-won. If the ancestors are still alive, people may often hear them nag, but in fact, those heartfelt words are all reminding the younger generations not to forget history, remember suffering, cherish beauty, and shoulder responsibility.
Once upon a time, there was a group of people who came from a poor background and experienced twists and turns. Between glory and wealth and bloody sacrifice, they resolutely gave up the former, and threw themselves into the revolutionary cause of liberating the whole of China without hesitation, so that the masses of future generations could live a happy life. The following shares the seven laws of Admiral Xiao Ke, which is concise at the beginning and more intriguing at the end.
Conquer Wuhan
Author: Xiao Ke
Drinking horses and the Yangtze River is very exciting, and it is unforgettable to eat and embrace the car.
Once the ghost ship crossed the river, now I see the ship to the sea.
The remnants of the ancient people only killed themselves, and they have never helped each other to rejuvenate the country.
笑他宁汉分途日，未料工农竟沼吴。
Xiao Ke, whose name is respectful, is a native of Tiancun, Pantou Street, Jiahe, Hunan. He was born in a poor scholarly family, studied in a private school, and later studied at a normal school in Jiahe, and at the age of 18, he became a graduate of the fourth phase of the Whampoa Military Academy.
After graduating from the military academy, Xiao Ke participated in the Northern Expedition, participated in the Nanchang Uprising after the failure of the Great Revolution, and also followed the Red Army to Jinggangshan, and experienced the Long March after the failure of the fifth anti-encirclement and suppression. In the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation, Xiao Ke was even more meritorious, and was awarded the rank of general after the founding of New China.
Xiao Ke likes literary creation in his spare time, he is not only good at classical poetry, but also likes to write novels, and his excellent work "Bloody Luoxiao" has won the Mao Dun Literature Award, which can be described as extraordinary. This poem is the author's recollection of the Fourth Field Army's capture of Wuhan, when he served as the chief of staff of the army and assisted in commanding the entire campaign.
The opening sentence is concise and to the point, the poet does not elaborate on the process of conquering Wuhan, but expresses the excitement at that time, "Drinking horses and the Yangtze River is very exciting, and it is unforgettable to eat and embrace the car." The poet first quoted the allusion of Tan Daoji, the general of the Song State during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, that the emperor of the Northern Wei Dynasty had always been afraid of his heroism and did not dare to rashly attack the Song State. Later, Tan Daoji was killed by a traitor, and the Northern Wei army took the opportunity to cross the river and realized the long-cherished wish of "drinking horses on the Yangtze River".
Qi food, that is, Qi Shi pot pulp, comes from "Mencius", which refers to the deep relationship between the commanders and fighters of the People's Liberation Army and the poor people, and they will be welcomed and supported by the people everywhere they go. The author uses words such as "exciting, unforgettable" to express a sense of excitement. (Forget, in the flat water rhyme, it belongs to the sound of the word; food, belongs to the sound of the word)
The jaw couplet writes about the comparison between the present and the past, "I once looked at the ghost ship across the river, and now I see the ship facing the sea." "When Wuhan was about to be liberated, the British frigate Purple Quartz ignored the warnings of the People's Liberation Army and brazenly entered the waters of the Yangtze River. The word "瞋" expresses a kind of contempt.
The poet also lamented that after the founding of the People's Republic of China, the naval force has developed by leaps and bounds. Zhu Xi of the Southern Song Dynasty once had a poem "Last night the riverside was born in spring, and the giant ship was light", which refers to all kinds of large ships that set sail on the sea.
The neck couplet expresses the author's feelings after countless battles, "The remnants of the ancient people only killed themselves, and they have never helped each other to rejuvenate the country." The poet believes that the remnants of the forces that are enemies of the people and use their arms as chariots will eventually be wiped out or killed by themselves. Just as the great man said, "It is advisable to chase the poor with the courage left, and not to become famous and learn from the overlord", and the commanders and fighters will destroy the remnants of the enemy in one go.
At the same time, the poet is also soberly aware that after the founding of the People's Republic of China, there is a great need for all kinds of talents in many fields, and only by working together can we build a modern and powerful country as quickly and efficiently as possible. (Country, is a phonetic word)
The last two sentences are intriguing, "Laughing at him Ning Han parting days, I didn't expect the workers and peasants to be swamped." Ning and Han respectively refer to the Wang Ching-wei clique in Wuhan and the Chiang Kai-shek clique in Nanjing, which parted ways in 1927, and the Chinese revolution has since fallen into a trough.
After the People's Liberation Army conquered the three towns of Wuhan, the poet recalled the past and suddenly remembered those sad things, and his heart was filled with joy and sorrow. The sad thing is that countless revolutionary martyrs sacrificed bravely to liberate the whole of China, and the joy is that the People's Liberation Army finally occupied Nanjing and conquered Wuhan, so that hundreds of people can get out of the sea of suffering.
Numma Wu, that is, the elimination of the reactionary forces in Nanjing. During the Three Kingdoms period, Nanjing was known as Jianye and was the capital of Soochow. Now that time flies, those old things have become blurred in people's memories, but history will engrave all this, and General Xiao, who has been a horse all his life and has made many miraculous achievements, will also live on his fame forever!