Appreciation of the Seven Laws: The People's Liberation Army occupied Nanjing

This poem was written by Mao Zedong 67 years ago. It is an ode to the revolutionary war.

"Red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple, who is the training of dancing colors in the sky?" Writing about the rainbow in the sky from the second development sentence is extremely wonderful, surprising and wonderful. In the previous sentence, I wrote seven colors of the rainbow and seven words in one breath, which has never been written like this since there was a poem. Innovative "color" is really a stroke of genius-God is Mao Zedong! The next sentence is getting stranger and stranger. It is not surprising that ordinary poets may think that rainbows are not worth candles. But the beauty lies in the author's ingenious word "dance", which makes the still rainbow come alive. How clever! Thus, Mao Zedong's refining and casting of Chinese characters is unparalleled. This kind of language is the language of poetry, which can't be achieved by any other art. Imagine that colorful and rainbow-like arches can be described by oil paintings, prints and watercolors, not to mention modern photography. But to achieve the art of poetry

The effect, I'm afraid, is very difficult. "Who owns it" is a rhetorical question, and no one is asked to answer it. Since the following are all declarative sentences, starting from the questions here, the whole syntax will fluctuate and will not become rigid and stagnant.

"After the rain, the sun set again and the mountains were covered with clouds." The author noted the writing date. Because it is the evening of summer, after a thunderstorm, the setting sun shines again, so there will be a beautiful landscape of rainbow competition. Because the heavy rain washed away the suspended dust in the air, the mountains in the distance looked particularly green. It can be seen that the word "setting sun after rain" is just plain and surprising, but it is tied up from top to bottom, so that the first sentence of "Red Orange" and the last sentence of "Guanshan" show rationality and order, but it is really necessary.

Compensate for the loss.

The above sentences are easy to understand, and there is not much difference between the commentator and the commented. Only the phrase "the mountains are covered with clouds" is simple and difficult to think about, and needs to be carefully pondered ... Because the author regards the mountains as an army array, it naturally leads to the first two sentences of the next part: "The battle was urgent that year, and the village wall was hit by bullets." After all, how strong was the "fierce battle" that decided the fate of GongSiJun? If the average author does it, it means positive narrative. However, the tone of this paper's choice of words is Xiao Ling, narrow and short, with little room for manoeuvre. How can it be used to lay out the details of "Guild Wars"? The author deserves to be generous. Look at the "urgency" of "fierce fighting" he wrote here. He doesn't have to go straight. But escape from reality, advance by leaps and bounds, steeply bypass the side, and the pen suddenly inserted into the bullet hole still existing in the village wall near the battlefield. Thus, readers can easily trace their tracks and wander in the white-hot battle scenes of bullets and electric fires. This mobilizes readers' imagination, and from the perspective of reception aesthetics, makes them participate in the re-creation of the artistic expression of "fighting in the past". Is it more aesthetic and artistic than directly appealing to the reader's positive description of the situation?

However, the original meaning of the word Mao Zedong is not just nostalgia. His pen was slightly reversed, turned back and made the finishing point, praising the great power of the revolutionary war to transform the world, as a summary of the whole word: "Decorating this mountain is better now." In front of us, the magnificent mountain scenery of nature is artificially decorated by the wall in front of the cave, which is more beautiful. We will not sigh because of the destructiveness and destructiveness of war, but focus on the fact that revolutionary war can destroy and destroy an old world, thus giving birth to a brand-new and better new world. This is a great proletarian revolutionary's view of war! Three years later, 1936 12, Mao Zedong pointed out brilliantly in the second section of the first chapter of his brilliant treatise "Strategic Issues of Revolutionary War in China": "War, the monster of human cannibalism, will eventually be eliminated with the development of human society, and it will be eliminated in the near future. However, one of the ways to eliminate them is to use war against war and revolutionary war against counter-revolutionary war ... "