What poems describe the victory of spring over the epidemic?

The poem describing the victory over the epidemic in spring is Chairman Mao's "Seven Laws and Two Poems, The Second Poem". The whole poem is:

There are willows in Qian Qian in the spring breeze, and 600 million Shenzhou is full of Shun Yao.

Red rain turns waves at will, while green hills deliberately turn bridges.

Even the Wuling silver hoe fell, and the Sanjiang iron arm shook.

Excuse me, where does Wen Jun want to go? Paper boats burn like candles.

Translated as:

The spring breeze blows the new green willows, and the new China is full of spring. The 600 million people are in high spirits, all of which are as old as Yao and Shun. As you wish, Castle Peak intends to turn rugged obstacles into smooth roads. The people waved silver hoes and solid arms to build water conservancy and renovate mountains and rivers, and the earth trembled.

Excuse me, athel Loren, where are you going? People burn paper money, light bright candles and shine in the sky to drive away the plague.