Poems about commemorating the Revolution of 1911

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Gloomy weather,

A heavy mood.

The knot that has lasted for more than a hundred years,

is heavy in my heart.

The decadence and decline of the feudal dynasty,

the desolation and incompetence of the reactionary rule,

have planted resentment deep in the soul since childhood.

Cixi’s ferocious face,

Yuan Shikai’s ruthless villain,

I have hated him with gnashing of teeth since I was a child.

I often think about it,

A country with five thousand years of civilization,

Why do we give birth to those cowards?

The hard-working and brave Chinese nation,

Why are those animals raised?

Great rivers and mountains,

were trampled and destroyed by them wantonly,

and servilely handed over to outsiders.

The hard-working and intelligent people were brutally tortured and killed by them,

lived without dignity,

for generations have been fighting on the verge of death. .

The sky is dim and the earth is dim,

Who will save this ancient nation!

Who will liberate these hundreds of millions of people!

There is no savior in the world,

I don’t believe in immortals and gods.

Yan and Huang had their own outstanding descendants.

Kang Youwei raised the To hold the banner of reform,

Tan Sitong was willing to sacrifice his life to awaken the people.

But the stubborn forces were deeply rooted, and

he was unwilling to give in even if he made some reforms.

The sons and daughters of heroes really cannot bear it.

We can only hold high the banner of revolution and tear down the three mountains that are weighing on the Chinese people.

Eradicate the evil roots of feudal autocracy.

Sun Yat-sen ran around and shouted,

A large number of like-minded elites such as Huang Xing and Song Jiaoren.

The revolutionaries swore to save the country with their lives,

--and many died heroically.

Have you ever remembered Xu Xilin’s bravery and bravery?

The tragic Qiu Jin’s heart was full of blood and blood.

Have you ever read Lin Juemin's "A Letter to My Wife"?

The tears and pen ink can shake the world and weep ghosts and gods.

The seven uprisings of the Revolutionary Party were all Suffering setbacks,

But failure can not damage the confidence to win.

The seventy-two martyrs of Huanghuagang are worth singing and crying.

Their blood inspired their successors. March forward even more courageously.

October 10, 1911, an epoch-making day,

A cannon shot shook the city of Wuchang, and the fire lasted for more than a thousand years. The old roots of feudal autocracy.

Although this uprising did not achieve a complete victory,

it was the birth of democratic revolution and system.

Although it was later The road was full of twists and turns,

but after all, he shaped the prototype for subsequent development.

The Chinese Communists inherited the legacy of Mr. Sun Yat-sen,

By combining the Three People's Principles with Marxism,

the motherland is in a good situation today.

We cannot forget our ancestors when we read scriptures,

if we drink water, Forget the man who dug the well.

We are grateful to Sun Yat-sen and other older generations of revolutionaries.

We remember the merits of the Revolution of 1911.

Let us inherit the legacy of the martyrs,< /p>

Hold high the banner of socialism and move forward with victory!