What do you mean by "selfless heart, broad world"

It means: as long as a person's heart is open and selfless, his mind will be broader than the sea and sky.

People have no desire in their hearts. They are honest, selfless, broad-minded and learn to be tolerant. Then everything between heaven and earth looks beautiful, and many problems can be solved.

From: "To Ceng Zhi".

Author: Tao Zhu?

Original text:

It's hard for me to go back to the battlefield and feel strong.

Ruthless white hair urges cold and heat, and the rest of your life is bitter.

A sick horse knows that it will hiss at night, but a dead sunflower is more afraid of frost.

Smoke, forget the past, and be selfless at heart.

Note: Ceng Zhi is Tao Zhu's wife.

Translation:

It is difficult for me to go back to the battlefield to kill the enemy, but I still feel that everyone's friendship for me is really too deep.

Cold comes and summer goes, and the years rush, and time turns my hair white mercilessly. After being wronged, I will use the rest of my life to suppress the pain and pain in my heart.

The sick old horse also lamented that he was lying in the manger, and the withered sunflower was more afraid of autumn frost.

I have forgotten the past, people's hearts are open and selfless, and their hearts are wider than those of sea and the sky.

Extended data:

1, about the author:

Tao Zhu (1908—1969), formerly known as Tao Jihua, was born in Qiyang, Hunan. Proletarian revolutionary and former Deputy Prime Minister of the State Council.

A staunch Marxist, an outstanding proletarian revolutionary, an outstanding political worker of the party and the army, and an outstanding leader of the party and the country. He made great contributions to national independence, people's liberation and national prosperity all his life, and was a revolutionary elder familiar and loved by the people.

From 65438 to 0926, he joined the Whampoa Military Academy, and in the same year, he participated in the military transportation in China.

1929 to 1933, successively served as Secretary-General and Secretary of Fujian Provincial Committee, Secretary of Zhangzhou Special Committee, Minister of Organization Department of Provincial Committee, and Secretary of Fuzhou Central Municipal Committee. During this period, Tao Zhu organized and directed the famous Xiamen prison-robbing struggle, and successively established the Minnan Red Army Guerrillas of Workers and Peasants and the Mindong People's Armed Forces. Later, some of these troops were incorporated into the New Fourth Army.

1933 In May, he was arrested by the National Government in Shanghai for being betrayed by a traitor. During his four years in prison, Tao Zhu United and encouraged his imprisoned comrades to bravely fight against the enemy.

1937 After being rescued from prison by the Party organization, he was sent to Hubei as the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Minister of Propaganda, and created a guerrilla zone in Hubei. Later, the guerrilla zones and guerrillas in central Hubei expanded into the Hubei-Henan Border Region and the Hubei-Henan Advance Team of the New Fourth Army, with Tao Zhu as a political commissar.

From 65438 to 0940, he went to Yan 'an, served as Secretary General of the Central Military Commission, Secretary General of the General Political Department and Minister of Propaganda, and attended the Seventh Congress of China Producers' Party. In the battle of Peiping and Tianjin, he entered Peiping in disguise to negotiate with General Fu. Later, he undertook the task of reorganizing the uprising troops and organizing and leading the southern working group.

After the founding of New China, he served as deputy director and director of the Political Department of the Central South Military Region, acting secretary of the Guangxi Provincial Party Committee, secretary of the Central South Branch, first secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee and first secretary of the Central South Bureau.

He was elected as a member of the Central Committee at the Eighth National People's Congress in the Communist Party of China (CPC). At the 11th plenary session of the Eighth Central Committee in the Communist Party of China (CPC), he was elected as a member of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee. He also served as the Permanent Secretary of the Central Secretariat, Vice Premier the State Council and Minister of the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee. Tao Zhu was also elected as a deputy to the Third National People's Congress and a member of the Second and Third China People's Political Consultative Conference.

1969165438+1October 30th, died at the age of 6 1 year because of the cruel persecution by Lin Biao and the Gang of Four.

2. Creation background: This poem was written when he was unjustly imprisoned and separated from his wife. He felt the political chaos, personal injustice and the pain of family separation at that time.

3. The Selected Poems of Tao Zhu, published by People's Literature Publishing House, revised this poem as follows:

Go to Ceng Zhi

It's hard for me to return to the battlefield, and I feel forced to go to the clouds.

Ruthless white hair urges cold and heat, and the rest of your life is bitter.

A sick horse knows that it will hiss at night, but a dead sunflower is more afraid of frost.

Smoke, forget the past, and be selfless at heart.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Tao Zhu