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The yellow flower is given to the martyrs, and "the yellow flower on the battlefield is extraordinarily fragrant" means that the soldiers on the battlefield are admirable, expressing the poet's desire to go to the battlefield and to contribute his strength.
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In the flames of war, wild chrysanthemums stood tenaciously upright, clustered, and spitted incense. In fact, the wild chrysanthemum does not have much fragrance, but it can stand tenaciously in the flames of war, isn't it just like the heroic demeanor of the lovely Red Army soldiers, "The enemy is besieged by thousands of people, and I am immovable"? In distress, people are heroic and lovely; In the battlefield, the flowers are tenacious and the flowers are cute.
Therefore, the lyricist's emotions are unconsciously projected onto the wild chrysanthemum, and I feel that it is so fragrant and refreshing.
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Where the war was once brutally cleansed, fragrant wild chrysanthemums actually grow. The vitality of this wild chrysanthemum is indeed strong, and its fragrance is indeed more refreshing in this scorched earth, so it is extraordinarily fragrant.
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It illustrates the praise and praise of those respectable and lovely warriors, who are the most beautiful people, and their personalities exude a burst of fragrance, and the battlefield yellow flower here refers to the warriors.
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The yellow flower is already a symbol of the soldiers of the People's Liberation Army here, and the yellow flowers exuding a fragrance on the edge of the trenches are used to praise the fighters for national liberation, and their lives are extraordinarily wonderful.
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It is a kind of positive and optimistic revolutionary spirit, which expresses the cheerful mind and pride of a fearless revolutionary, and is a warrior with top ambitions
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Yellow flowers do not necessarily refer to real flowers, but perhaps to the smoke of gunfire after the battle.
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This sentence writes the state of mind of *** who has just recovered from a serious illness and longs to return to the front line and fight.
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Because Grandpa Mao was revolutionizing at that time!
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Yellow wild chrysanthemums, right???
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Yellow flower, also refers to chrysanthemum.
Rites and Moons": "The moon of autumn has Huang Hua. Lu Deming explained:
Bow, this is also a chrysanthemum. Song Li Qingzhao "Drunken Flower Yin, Chongyang" words: "Mo Dao is not ecstatic, the curtain is swept by the west wind, and people are thinner than yellow flowers."
One of the poems of Ming Xu Wei's "Painting Chrysanthemum": "The butterflies in the east fence come and go, and they look at and write yellow flowers for an autumn." *** "Picking Mulberries Chongyang" Words:
Now it is Chongyang, and the yellow flowers of the battlefield are extraordinarily fragrant. ”
There is also an idiom that is a metaphor for things that are outdated or meaningless.
Tomorrow: refers to after the Chung Yeung Festival; Yellow flower: chrysanthemum.
Originally referred to the chrysanthemums that gradually withered after the Chung Yeung Festival. Metaphors for things that are outdated or meaningless. The latter is more of a metaphor for a story that has lost its newsworthiness or something that has lost its relevance.
"Yellow flower" refers to chrysanthemums. Chongyang (the ninth day of the ninth month of the lunar calendar) chrysanthemum appreciation is one of the folk customs of our country. Therefore, the ancient literati often gathered on this day to enjoy the flowers and recite poems and compose.
In the history of literature in our country, there are many masterpieces that sing about Chongyang or ode to chrysanthemums, such as Wang Wei's "Memories of Shandong Brothers on September 9th" and Wang Anshi's "Chengdong Temple Chrysanthemum". In addition, Su Dongpo, a scholar of the Song Dynasty, known as one of the "Three Sus" in history, also wrote corresponding poems, one of which is "Nine Days of Rhyme Wang Gong". In this poem, Su Dongpo writes:
You don't have to rush back when you meet, and you will be worried about the yellow butterfly tomorrow. It means: Don't rush back if you are already together, or take advantage of this chrysanthemum blooming Chongyang Festival to enjoy the flowers.
Because, if you wait until "tomorrow", the Chongyang Festival has passed, not only is it boring for people to watch, but I am afraid that the flying butterflies will also be sad when they see the outdated chrysanthemums. This is the well-known Su famous sentence of the so-called "don't be busy returning when you meet, and the yellow butterfly will be sad tomorrow". Later, everyone used "tomorrow's yellow flower" as a fixed phrase (idiom) to indicate that things have "expired".
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1.Yellow flowers are written as chrysanthemums because the main varieties of chrysanthemums in ancient China were yellow.
2.Written as a chrysanthemum, it is used as a metaphor for people. When she is happy, she is compared to a beautiful woman, and when she is bad, she is compared to a haggard woman.
3.The chrysanthemum (yellow flower) itself smells bad, but the author wrote that "the yellow flower is extraordinarily fragrant", expressing the author's joy at the victory of the revolutionary war at that time, as well as the author's heroic feelings of a lyricist and soldier.
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Chrysanthemum. For example, Li Qingzhao's: The curtain is swept by the west wind, and people are thinner than yellow flowers.
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It is a positive and optimistic revolutionary spirit, expressing the cheerful mind and pride of a fearless revolutionary, and a warrior with high ambitions, who dares to face the ruthless and cruel revolutionary struggle in the autumn wind and frosty weather, but can increase his spirit; Just like the blooming autumn chrysanthemum, in the ruthless war, the fragrance revealed is more and more intense, which is a portrayal of his personality!
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In ancient times, there was the custom of Chongyang climbing high and looking far away, appreciating chrysanthemums and singing autumn. In the poems of the past dynasties, the Double Ninth Festival and chrysanthemums have formed an indissoluble bond. Poets in troubled times often express war weariness and anti-war feelings by writing chrysanthemums, that is, chrysanthemums appear as the opposite of war.
However, the "yellow flower" in ***'s pen is associated with the victory of the People's Revolutionary War. This "yellow flower" is neither for the hermit master to "chant Yiyun" of the east fence autumn bush, nor is it the courtyard bonsai that makes the sad and sick man "feel nostalgic", but after the baptism of gunsmoke and fire, it is still blooming yellow in the autumn wind and frost and the wild chrysanthemums all over the mountain, ordinary and simple but vigorous, with the duality of reality and symbolism, with the characteristics of endowment and comparison. The lyricist tasted the beautiful scenery of Chongyang with joy.
Yellow flowers decorate the Chongyang battlefield of Chongyang, and the battlefield of Chongyang is even more beautiful. The three words "extraordinarily fragrant" write the feelings of the chrysanthemum appreciators here and now. People are in good spirits when they are happy, the victory is gratifying, and the yellow flowers are also very beautiful; The yellow flower is unusually beautiful, and even her fragrance is far better than usual.
This sentence has feelings and scenes, colors and fragrances, and melts poetry, painting, wildness, and philosophy into a furnace to form a vibrant poetic realm, which not only praises the agrarian revolutionary war, but also shows the heroic and unrestrained feelings of the author, poet and soldier. Although "life is easy to grow old", the youth of revolutionaries is linked to the noble cause of fighting, battlefield, and liberation of all mankind; they do not sigh for old age and cherish sorrow, waste time, and waste time, but fight for the revolution with the spirit of "seizing the day".
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War is cruel, hateful, and at the same time deadly.
In ancient times, people often used yellow flowers as a metaphor for war-weariness and anti-war sentiment.
The first is to express the true feelings of the Red Army commanders and fighters who have just undergone the test of life and death, because once he crawls out of the pile of dead people, he will definitely change his vision of the world and think that everything is beautiful. Of course, he will feel that wild chrysanthemums are "extraordinarily fragrant"!
The second is to express the poet's anti-war and war-weariness. For the sake of noble goals, the Red Army had to go to war. Today's war is to destroy tomorrow's war, so there must be war.
And then there's the form. The remnants of wild chrysanthemums on the battlefield are not even more prominent and fragrant after the rain and in the environment where the smoke of gunpowder still exists?
Lonely mountain man.
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This has a stronger sense of color and picture, and it can better contrast the desolation of the battlefield and the cruelty of war. It's also more tactful.
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The poet's expression in this way is to use yellow flowers to add color to the poem.
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"Battlefield Yellow Flowers are Extraordinarily Fragrant" is from ***'s "Picking Mulberries Chongyang".
Original text: Life is easy to grow old and difficult to grow old. Now it is Chongyang, and the yellow flowers of the battlefield are extraordinarily fragrant.
The annual autumn wind is strong, not like spring. It is better than spring, and the sky is frosty.
Translation: People are prone to aging in their lives, but the sky is not old, and the Chung Yeung Festival will come every year. Today is Chongyang again, and the chrysanthemums on the battlefield are so fragrant.
Year after year, the autumn wind blows strongly, and the scenery is not as bright as the spring scene. But it is more magnificent than the scene of spring, and the sky of the river is as vast as the universe and the sky is covered with hoarfrost.
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The poem "Battlefield Yellow Flowers Are Extraordinarily Fragrant" is from "Picking Mulberries and Chongyang". The full poem is as follows:
Picking Mulberries Chongyang
Life is easy to grow old, and it is difficult to grow old.
Now it is Chongyang, and the yellow flowers of the battlefield are extraordinarily fragrant.
The annual autumn wind is strong, not like spring.
Better than spring, Liao Kuojiang sky thousands of miles of frost.
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The poem "Battlefield Yellow Flowers Are Extraordinarily Fragrant" is from "Picking Mulberries and Chongyang".
The full poem is as follows: Life is easy to grow old and difficult to grow old, years are chongyang, now chongyang, and the yellow flowers of the battlefield are extraordinarily fragrant.
The annual autumn wind is strong, not spring, better than spring, and the frost of the river and the sky.
Historical Writing Background of "Picking Mulberries and Chongyang":
1. When he wrote this poem, it was indeed the low ebb of his revolutionary life.
2. At that time, the Red Fourth Army left Jinggangshan and opened up new base areas in southern Jiangxi and western Fujian, and some internal contradictions and controversies also appeared. In July of that year, he left the Red Army and went to the countryside of western Fujian.
3. The former secretary of the party committee can't do it, the army is no longer under his command, and he has physical problems again, and the enemy is still arresting him everywhere, so everything is really coming.
4. However, none of this has eroded his revolutionary will. After five months of seclusion in the countryside of western Fujian, neither the enemy nor the Comintern received any news of him, and thought that he had disappeared.
5. Shanghai's "Declaration" and the Comintern's "International News Newsletter" also reported that he had passed away.
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