Poems about the Long March

1934 10, the Central Red Army started its Long March from Ruijin, Jiangxi. 1936 10 The Red Fourth Army and the Red Second Army joined forces with the Red Army in Huining and Jingning, Gansu, respectively, and successfully ended the Long March. The victory of the Red Army's Long March is the key to turning the crisis into safety in China, which shows that the China Production Party and the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants are an invincible force.

The following are ten poems about the Long March, covering different authors and backgrounds:

1. The Long March did not return, and the Red Army returned to the full moon.

-Mao Zedong's Seven Laws and the Long March

This poem by President Mao Zedong depicts the magnificent scene of the Red Army's Long March and expresses the firm belief and unyielding spirit of the Red Army soldiers.

2. It rains thousands of miles at night, and the blood inherits the Long March.

-Zhu Ziqing's Long March

This poem was written by Zhu Ziqing to pay tribute to the Long March and express the hardships and sacrifices paid by the Red Army's Long March to realize its ideals.

3. The red flag flutters on the journey, and the China chapter is painted on the Long March.

-Chen Yi's "Long March Spectrum"

General Chen Yi described the struggle course and goal of the Red Army's Long March with passionate brushstrokes, and emphasized that the Long March was a heroic and magnificent historical chapter.

4. On the Long March, the heart is pure and the peaks are green.

-Peng's "Long March Fu"

General Peng praised the firm will and loyalty of revolutionary soldiers during the Long March of the Red Army in heroic language.

5. Qian Shan is moving forward, and the feelings on the Long March are deeper.

-Deng Tuo's "Two Long March"

Deng Tuo expressed his admiration for the Red Army's Long March through this poem, and emphasized the emotional and historical significance of the Long March.

6. On the way to the Long March, there were hardships and hardships, and iron bones hung red flags.

-Ba Jin's Red Army on the Long March

Through this poem, Ba Jin described the heroic image of the Red Army soldiers on the way to the Long March and expressed their fearless spirit and firm belief.

7. Looking for green ridges in the mountains and rivers of Wan Li, the Long March trekked to raise the red flag.

-Huang Renyu's "Long March"

Huang Renyu used this poem to praise the Red Army's pursuit of nature and national liberation in the Long March, highlighting the significance of the red flag as a symbol of revolution.

8. The horseshoe is broken and the figure is like paper. During the Long March, people were hungry and cold.

-Shen Congwen's Long March

Shen Congwen's unique brushwork shows the difficulties and hardships faced by the Red Army in the Long March and the test of life and death, and shows the perseverance and courage of the Red Army soldiers.

9. Millions of heroes are rare, and tears dry the mountains on the Long March.

-Gu Hongming's "Red Army Spectrum"

In this poem, Gu Hongming describes the heroic struggle and displacement of the Red Army in the Long March and expresses his admiration for the feats of the Red Army.

10. The Xiongguan road is really iron, but now it's still one step away from the beginning.

-Mao Zedong's Seven Laws and the Long March

This poem written by President Mao Zedong expresses the hardships and tenacity of the Red Army's Long March and emphasizes that the Red Army is willing to start again no matter how difficult the road ahead is.

These poems come from different authors, including Zhu Ziqing, Chen Yi, Peng, Deng Tuo, Ba Jin, Shen Congwen and Gu Hongming. They described the background and theme of the historical feat of the Long March with different brushstrokes and perspectives, and showed the heroic, firm and unyielding spirit of the Red Army soldiers, as well as their sacrifices and dedication to their ideals and beliefs. These poems show the lofty significance and cultural value of the historical event of the Long March.

These poems about the Long March are still of great significance in modern society:

1. Firm belief and fighting spirit: The firm belief and indomitable spirit of the Red Army soldiers expressed in these poems remind us to be optimistic, firm in our goals and work hard for them when facing difficulties and challenges.

2. Unity, cooperation and common progress: The Long March is a great collective action. The spirit of mutual support, unity and cooperation of the Red Army soldiers described in the poem emphasizes the importance of unity and cooperation to us. Only by working together can we make greater progress and win.

3. Historical memory and traditional culture: These poems record the great historical event of the Long March and cherish and inherit the historical memory. As excellent literary and artistic works, they carry rich cultural connotations, which help us to better understand and perceive China's history, culture and traditional values.

4. Self-transcendence and ideal pursuit: The Long March is an arduous expedition to realize the revolutionary ideal. These poems embody the spirit of pursuing ideals, surpassing oneself and contributing to social progress and public welfare. They asked us questions: What is our goal in life? How to make a positive contribution to society while realizing personal value?

In a word, these poems convey the thinking and enlightenment of faith, struggle, unity, traditional culture and ideal pursuit through the historical event of the Long March. They still play an inspiring and inspiring role in modern society, encouraging people to keep a positive attitude, pursue their dreams and make contributions to social development and progress.