What is the poem written by Cixi?

The poem written by Cixi is "To Mother's Birthday", and its relevant explanations are as follows:

1, the original text of this poem is: parents are the truest in the world, and tears and blood dissolve into children. Exhausted, and finally a child. The poor inherit the wind. It means that parents have the most sincere feelings for their children, and they have devoted all their efforts and efforts to their children's growth and happiness. As children, we should feel this affection, cherish and be filial to our parents.

2. This poem is simple and clear, with sincere feelings, expressing deep affection and gratitude for maternal love. Parents are the kind names of Cixi to her parents, which reflects her affection and warmth like ordinary people. It conveys respect and gratitude for maternal love, and also shows the cultural accomplishment and talent of Empress Dowager Cixi as a politician.

Empress Dowager Cixi wrote this poem, which not only expressed her gratitude to her mother, but also showed her talent and wisdom as a politician. Through this poem, she conveys her attention to her family and gratitude to her parents, which is also in line with the values of filial piety in China's traditional culture.

Cixi related content?

1, Cixi (1835,165438+1Oct. 29th-1908, 65438+1Oct./5). 1852, Cixi was elected to the palace and became a noble of Emperor Xianfeng. Because she is good at calculation, she gradually got the favor of Emperor Xianfeng.

2. 1875, Zai Chun died, and Cixi chose Zai Tian, the nephew of Emperor Xianfeng (also her nephew), as the heir to the unification, and the two palaces listened to politics again. In the following years, Cixi consolidated her power through various means. She dismissed Prince Gong Yixin, which weakened the centralization of the Qing government.

3. 1898, Emperor Guangxu carried out the Reform Movement of 1898, but it was opposed by Cixi and was abolished. Since then, Cixi imprisoned Guangxu in Yingtai and began to practice her own personal autocratic rule. 1908165438+10 15, Empress Dowager Cixi died in Yiluan Hall at the age of 74. Her death marked the end of the Qing Dynasty.