The appearance of the young Mao Zedong in the play, the montage on the streets of Changsha in the rain, is also the epitome of China at that time. The chaotic streets, the rampaging warlords, the poor people who sell their children and women, the rich young masters who sit in luxury cars and eat sandwiches... The young Mao Zedong walked forward firmly, he saw all this, he saw it, he remembered, and fully interpreted that "everywhere there is mourning and blood in the city, nothing more than a thought to save the lives of the people."
In 1917, Mao Zedong published "Research on Sports" under the name of "Twenty-Eight Painters", proposing the proposition of "civilizing its spirit and barbarizing its physique". It was on the road to exploring the salvation of the country and the people that the young Mao Zedong saw the important role of sports in enhancing national prestige. In the article, he expounded the four major roles of sports in "strengthening bones and bones, increasing knowledge, adjusting feelings, and strengthening will", which played an important leading role in the spirit of "new sports" that he later proposed to "develop sports and enhance the people's physique". And today, a hundred years later, there is still a sense of excitement. As a young judicial policeman, in the future, he must actively exercise his body and strengthen his physique, so as to provide strong police guarantees for ensuring the safety and stability of court trial work and the people's courts.
Planner: Beichen Court Research Office
Written by: Qianru Zhang
Photo: Zhou Yongjun
Typesetting: Zhao Yadi