Revolutionary martyr Yun Daiying's desperate poem: Stay proud and be a prisoner

Wandering rivers and lakes reminiscing about the old tour,

The late life death each chiaki,

Have been troubled by ordinary things,

Stay proud and be a prisoner.

This is the "Poem in Prison" by the revolutionary martyr Yun Daiying, the author first recalls his past life experience, for the cause of China's revolution, he and his comrades-in-arms have lived a long and uncertain life, but they have become accustomed to this life, because they have faith in their hearts, and he is willing to give his life for the communist faith in his heart. Yun Daiying was born into a family of eunuchs, but he was well aware of the incompetence and decay of the Qing government, so he still devoted himself to the revolutionary cause, founding the Liqun Book Society in 1920 and later the Coexistence Society to spread new ideas, new culture and Marxism. He once founded and edited "Chinese Youth", and the influence of his ideas on the youth at that time was enormous. The poet was only 36 years old when he died, in prison he still insisted on fighting chiang kai-shek, unyielding, in the execution ground, he still sang the international anthem, calmly righteous, from his body, we can truly feel the generation's persistent pursuit of faith, just as the so-called rich and noble can not be obscene, mighty can not be bent, poor can not be moved, I think it is talking about them.