This is Chairman Mao's last word! Worried about the country and the people, after reading it, people will burst into tears!
"Wu Wu is the second, Wen wu is the first", most of the great poets of the past dynasties are actually incomparable, and the creation of each poem is written in line with the current state of mind, and good works can naturally resonate with readers.
Chairman Mao's old man's poetry works have never been known for their literary style, and every poem he wrote was the most appropriate to the environment he was in at that time, and his bold words could easily bring people to Chairman Mao's state of mind and feel his foresight and magnanimity together.
Chairman Mao's last words
Chairman Mao still wrote many poems in his lifetime, expressing "Qinyuan Chun and Changsha", which regards the world as his own mission and lofty ambitions; "Xijiangyue Jinggangshan", which praises tens of thousands of Red Army soldiers who braved difficulties and fought bravely; "Picking Mulberries and Chongyang," which shows his passionate revolutionary pride; and "Qinyuan Chunxue," which is magnificent, and so on.
The last poem of Chairman Mao's life is called "Appeal to Heartfelt Feelings", and its content reads: "When loyalty was loyal to the country, why were you afraid of breaking your head?" If it is popular all over the place today, who will guard the country? Karma is not finished, the body is tired, the sideburns are autumn; you and my generation, bear with the long-cherished wish, pay the east flow! "
This is the last poem written by Chairman Mao to Premier Zhou, when he wrote this poem, Chairman Mao's body was already much worse than before, lying on the hospital bed for a long time, his hands and feet were not numb, but his mind was extremely clear, and at this time Premier Zhou's situation was not ideal, he was seriously ill, he could not take care of himself, the two friends were separated from each other to recuperate, and their thoughts and concerns for each other were never broken.
This poem "Appeal to Heartfelt Feelings" was composed by Chairman Mao at that time, and as the last poem, it is not as exciting as the previous work, and it is more like the title of the poem, which is sad and lingering.
Worrying about the country and the people is full of deep meaning
The number of words in this poem is small, and the general meaning is also very clear: how many loyal martyrs threw themselves into the revolution with enthusiasm for the sake of the country, and who was afraid of sacrifice? Now that we have established a new China, who will the country rely on to protect it in the future? The great cause of the country has not been completed, the body is no longer what it was, it is very tired, and the sideburns are stained with white hair; how can a person like you and me bear to waste all the efforts of the past?
Behind this poem, Chairman Mao knew very well that his body was no longer good, but he still had a premonition of the hardships and unknowns of the road ahead of the revolution, the departure of the older generation of revolutionaries, and what would happen to the future of the country.
Chairman Mao once summed up two great things in his life, one was to drive out the enemy and beat the Japanese back to their own old nests, and the other was the "Cultural Revolution" he launched, with very few people nodding their heads and many shaking their heads, and this poem describes Chairman Mao who was entangled at that time, the world was red, and Chairman Mao still wanted to "borrow another five hundred years from heaven" to complete his grand ambitions and express his leadership responsibility after bowing down to the country and the people.
"Without Chairman Mao, there would be no new China", there is nothing wrong with this sentence, when Chairman Mao led the Red Army to carry out a long march of ten thousand miles, crossing mountains and mountains, stepping on snow ridges, and crossing rivers... In the end, the establishment of revolutionary base areas and the reform of an old China that was once fragmented and full of vicissitudes into the new and unified capital of the country today will always be the first, and he has created outstanding merits for the establishment of new China, and what Chairman Mao has done in his life can never be clearly explained.
As sons and daughters of China, we can learn from the advanced culture of the West, absorb the essence and abandon its dross, but we cannot blindly advocate and chase; our country has a source of cultural knowledge and advanced science and technology, and although some places are not so perfect, we need to gradually realize what our descendants need to achieve, and we need to work together to complete Chairman Mao's last earnest expectations.
epilogue
Chairman Mao has been thinking about the country and the people all his life, and in his hospital bed, he has not forgotten to worry about the future of the country with his old friends, and for his wishes, our rising generations will certainly live up to their trust and desperately guard the country, the people, and the territory of the country.