Interpreting the characters on octagonal buildings

The words on the octagonal building are explained as follows:

Original text:

During the hard struggle in Jinggangshan, Chairman Mao lived in the Bajiaolou of Mao Ping Village. When night falls, the lights on the octagonal building come on.

It was late at night in the cold winter, and Chairman Mao was wearing a uniform and a thin blanket, sitting on a bamboo chair and writing an article. He held a pen in his right hand and gently plucked the wick in his left hand to make the light brighter. Chairman Mao was so engrossed in a single spark that he didn't even notice the blanket slipping down. Under this clear oil lamp, Chairman Mao wrote many brilliant works, which pointed out the way for the victory of the China Revolution.

Understand words:

1. Jinggangshan: a famous mountain in China. Located at the junction of Jiangxi and Hunan provinces. Average elevation 1000 m. The mountains are magnificent and the scenery is beautiful. It was an important revolutionary base in China during the Second Revolutionary Civil War. Jinggangshan is called "the cradle of China revolution". City name. Designed specifically for Jinggangshan tourism, it belongs to Jiangxi Province.

2. Night arrival: After the sun goes down, the sky gradually darkens, which means the coming of night.

3. Cold winter: refers to the coldest time in December of the lunar calendar. Generally refers to the cold winter.

4. Blanket: Wool, cotton or cotton-wool blended fabric covering the bed or sleeping, with many patterns or pictures. Some are placed on the ground or hung on the wall.

5. Gaze: Look intently.

6. A single spark: a little spark. Metaphor is a new thing, which is weak at first, but has great development prospects.

7. Meditation: Meditation.

8. detection: detection; I can see that.

9. Clear oil lamp: Jinggangshan area is generally illuminated with tea oil. A lamp that uses tea oil as fuel is called a clear oil lamp.

10. Works: express opinions, knowledge, thoughts and feelings in words, and also refer to the finished products of works.

1 1. victory: to defeat an opponent in a struggle or competition (as opposed to "failure").

Sentence parsing:

1. Every night falls, the lights on the octagonal building come on. This sentence plays a connecting role in the whole text. The following is a cold night among countless nights in Jinggangshan era. Chairman Mao is on the octagonal building, writing an article under an oil lamp. This shows that Chairman Mao is working day and night.

Chairman Mao stared at a single spark, lost in thought, and didn't even notice the blanket slipping down. Chairman Mao was absorbed in thinking about the China Revolution. Staring at the bright light, Chairman Mao was thinking: As soon as the light is turned on, the fire will burn, and a single spark can start a prairie fire. The red flag of Jinggangshan is a beacon and a fire, which will surely burn all over the country. The more he thought about it, the more confident he became, so absorbed that he didn't even notice the blanket slipping down.