There are strange peaks on the mountain, locked in clouds; I can't see it at ordinary times, but who comes from occasionally?

From-Jiang Qing's Inscription Photo.

The content of the poem is Jiang Qing's self-portrait. There is a sentence in Qian Qi's poem "Listening to Xiang Ling Gu Se" in the Tang Dynasty that "at the end of the song, people disappear, and the peaks on the river are green", which should be the source of Jiang Qing's name. There is a strange peak on the river, and of course it is Jiang Qing herself.

"You can't see it normally, but you can show it occasionally", which is quite pretentious and intriguing. There is a strange peak on the river, which is usually deeply buried in the clouds, but occasionally it shows its towering height.

Shortly after Chairman Mao left Beijing, Jiang Qing quickly rose to the top and became the second person in this regime. She wrote a bold poem, accompanied by a photo taken by herself, and gave it to an editor of China Photography magazine. The poem is about a mountain, and the picture shows a mountain peak soaring into the sky. This majestic, beautiful, dignified and underestimated mountain peak is none other than Jiang Qing herself!

there is a strange peak on the river, locked in the clouds. Usually invisible, occasionally revealing. -"Jiang" refers to her surname. This poem imitates the Tang poetry, and at the same time reminds people of the fact that she named "Jiang Qing" instead of "Lan Ping" in Yan 'an.

in a Tang poem, it is said that "there are several peaks on the river" (hiding the head and hiding the tail means "Jiang Qing"). As critics later said, when Jiang Qing wrote this "misty poem", whether she thought of Mao Zedong or not, it showed that Jiang Qing thought she had not won the applause she deserved.

Extended information:

Jiang Qing was originally named Li Yunhe. People from Zhucheng, Shandong. Female. In the spring of 1929, he entered Shandong Experimental Theatre in Jinan. In 1933, he joined the * * * production party in China, and lost the relationship with the party five months later. He was arrested by the Kuomintang government in Shanghai in 1934. After his release, he worked as a film actor under the stage name of Lanping. He went to Yan 'an in the autumn of 1937, and later resumed his party membership and changed his name to Jiang Qing.

married Mao Zedong in p>1938. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a member of the National Film Steering Committee and director of the Film Department of the Central Propaganda Department.

since p>1963, under the name of "Beijing Opera Revolution", it has incited extremely "Left" thoughts in the literary and art circles. In 1965, Yao Wenyuan was instructed to make a review of the newly edited historical drama "Hai Rui dismissed from office", and jointly wrote a summary of the symposium on literary and artistic work in the army with Lin Biao, creating public opinion for the launch of the Cultural Revolution.

After May p>1966, he served as the first deputy leader and acting leader of the Cultural Revolution Group of the Central Committee, and served as an adviser to the Cultural Revolution Group of the People's Liberation Army. He was elected as members of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China Central Committee in the 9th and 1th National Congresses.

During the Cultural Revolution, with the aim of overthrowing the people's democratic dictatorship, Zhang Chunqiao, Yao Wenyuan and Wang Hongwen formed the Gang of Four, colluded with the counter-revolutionary clique in Lin Biao, incited the overthrow of all ultra-"Left" ideological trends, and carried out conspiracy activities to usurp the supreme power of the Party and the state, resulting in a national turmoil for 1 years and the most serious losses to the Party, the state and the people. In October 1976, China * * * the Political Bureau of the Central Committee conducted an isolation review of Jiang Qing.

In July p>1977, the Third Plenary Session of the Tenth CPC Central Committee passed a resolution to expel Jiang Qing from the Party forever and to revoke all his posts inside and outside the Party. On January 25th, 1981, the Special Court of the Supreme People's Court of the People's Republic of China sentenced Jiang Qing to death with a two-year reprieve.

In January, 1983, the Supreme People's Court Criminal Court ruled that he was reduced to life imprisonment according to law, and the original sentence of deprivation of political rights remained unchanged for life. He committed suicide on May 14th, 1991.

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