Feng Shui Video Survey in Yuanjiagou, Shaanxi Province

After the Central Red Army successfully completed the Long March, which poem did Mao Zedong write when he went to Yuanjiagou, Qingjian County, northern Shaanxi? Snow – to the tune of Chin Yuan Chun

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Look at what the northern countries have shown: a hundred miles of frozen Go; Thousands of miles of snow. Looking inside and outside the Great Wall, I only feel embarrassed; When the river rises and falls, it loses momentum.

The mountains are like dancing silver snakes, and the highlands are like advancing wax elephants, all trying to match the sky in height. When the weather is fine, look at the sunny market. What a charming sight!

This land is so beautiful that countless heroes bow to their knees. Cherish Qin Huang Hanwu, slightly lost literary talent; Tang Zong Song Zu, slightly less coquettish.

Genghis Khan, the hero of the throne, only knows how to draw a bow and shoot arrows. These characters are gone, a few heroes who can make contributions, look at today's people.

This poem was written in February 1936, when the Central Red Army had successfully completed the world-famous 25,000-mile Long March. 1935, when the Red Army's Long March drew to a close, the political situation in China was at a very serious juncture. After Japanese imperialism invaded the three northeastern provinces from 193 1 to 1932, it did not stop. 1935, launched a full-scale war of aggression against China, and the Japanese army came from outside the customs.

At this critical moment of the Chinese nation's life and death, on the eve of major changes in China's political structure, the Political Bureau of the Central Committee held an enlarged meeting in Wayaobao in the winter of 1935 (65438+17-February 25), at which he formulated the policy of establishing an anti-Japanese national United front throughout the country.

After the Wayaobao meeting, Peng led the Red Army to cross the Yellow River on February 20th 1936, and went to the anti-Japanese front in central Hebei via Shanxi, in order to publicize the political opinions of the CPC Central Committee on the national anti-Japanese war and promote the climax of the national anti-Japanese war with practical actions.

On the eve of the Crusade, Mao Zedong wrote this magnificent poem in one breath when he was preparing to cross the river in Yuanjiagou, Qingjian, Shaanxi Province, looking at the heavy snow in the vast north.

Since its birth and publication, Chairman Mao's poem "Spring and Snow in the Garden" has been regarded as his best poem by people from all walks of life and the broad masses of the people, and also as his greatest verve poem. However, this poem shocked China in June 65438 +0945 +65438 10. It is indeed a rare spectacle that a poem can cause such a great sensation.