Reading Text of China's Classical Poetry

Which window lit the charcoal fire?

Which night lit the stars?

Blood in the form of magma

In the pulse of China.

Dr. Sun Yat-sen led the revolution.

Arouse the people

Tie the flying sparks into torches.

Countless torches are linked together.

Like a volcanic eruption

A declaration that shook the sun and the moon

The Wuchang Uprising, which was a hit.

Play the prelude of dawn for the thick night

The fierce street fighting filled with smoke.

The chamber of the gun is full

The courage and cry to fight to the death with the Qing government

Huanghuagang seventy-two heroes

Pave the road to light with blood.

Thousands of pairs of eyes pass through the haze.

Looking forward to the stars

splendid

This is a damn flag.

It can be concluded that the monarchy is overthrown.

Democracy and harmony are a banner that everyone hopes for.

The flagpole is a tall and straight backbone.

The flag shines with the light of new ideas.

Declare war on the old tradition

The world trend is vast.

Those who obey (rulers, etc.) live, and those who do not obey perish; Those who conform to (trends, etc.) succeed, while those who do not conform are doomed to fail.

The Revolution of 1911 ushered in a new historical era.

The three people's principles weave tomorrow's dreams

Into a string of the most lyrical and beautiful stars.

Stand on the shoulders of years and look out.

No one will forget.

Once the night sky, once the stars

How to take advantage of inner ups and downs

Write about faith, storm, awakening and tragedy.

Let the change of time

Ran Ran shengteng

Hug sb.

A new dawn, a new glory.