What the Bodhisattva expressed in a big way

The poem was written in the summer of 1933. Dabaidi is 30 kilometers north of Ruijin County, Jiangxi Province. In January 1929, Comrade *** and Comrade ** led the Red Army to set out from Jinggangshan, and on February 10, they fought a battle with the pursuing Kuomintang reactionaries at Dabaidi and won a complete victory.

In the summer of 1933, Comrade *** passed through Dabai again, touched the scene, and wrote this poem.

The gist of the poem is: a beautiful rainbow appears in the sky, as if someone is holding a ribbon waving in the air. After the rain, under the sunset, the mountains are verdant.

Seeing the bullet marks remaining on the wall in front of the village, I can't help but think of the scene of the fierce battle and annihilation of the enemy back then. It is the rivers and mountains that have been baptized by war that look more beautiful and lovely today.

The upper rhyme of this poem is a vivid description of the beautiful scenery after the rain in Dabaidi, which is realistic. Xia Rong is the author's memories of the battle scenes of the year and his admiration for today's beautiful life, and it is the author's association. This poem was written by Chairman *** when he revisited Dabaiji in 1933, when Dabaidi had become a revolutionary base, and the "fierce battle of that year" in the poem refers to the battle of Dabaiji that took place in 1929.

This poem expresses the author's joy of revisiting the old place and his incomparable love for the new life in the base area, and at the same time, it also shows the author's confidence in the victory of the revolutionary future.

There is a seven-colored rainbow hanging in the sky, and who is dancing in the air with this rainbow in hand? After the evening rain, the sun sets, and the verdant mountains seem to be in a military formation. There was a fierce battle here, and bullets pierced the walls of the village in front of it.

The bullet marks left on the walls of the former village make the scenery even more beautiful.

"Bodhisattva Man: Da Bai Di" expresses the author's views on war and beauty, and this poem depicts a magnificent scenery of the colorful Da Bai Di after the rain in a cheerful tone. It expresses the author's revolutionary pride. The poems are as follows:

Bodhisattva Barbarian: Great Baidi

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, blue, purple, who holds the color to practice dancing in the air?

After the rain, the sun is back to the sun, and the mountains are bursting with blue.

At that time, the fierce battle was urgent, and the village wall in front of the bullet hole.

Decorate this Guanshan, and it looks better today.

In January 1929, *** and ** led the Red Army from Jinggangshan, and on February 10, they fought a battle with the pursuing Kuomintang army in Dabaidi (Dabaidi Battle) and won a complete victory. In the summer of 1933, *** re-passed through Dabaidi, Facing the battlefield of the former Jin Ge Iron Horse, he recalled the past with emotion and wrote this poem in one breath.

In a cheerful tone, this song depicts a magnificent scene of the colorful Dabai after the rain. The whole word is blended with the scene, expressing the author's revolutionary pride and expressing the revolutionary's optimistic feelings about the revolutionary war.

Bodhisattva Barbarian: Great Baidi

Summer 1933.

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, blue, purple, who holds the color to practice dancing in the air?

After the rain, the sun is back to the sun, and the mountains are bursting with blue.

At that time, the fierce battle was urgent, and the village wall in front of the bullet hole.

Decorate this Guanshan, and it looks better today.

This poem first depicts the rainbow, the color practice dances in the air, symbolizes victory, cheerful, here the color practice seems to have become a flag, indicating that the war that occurred in Dabai Land has commemorative significance, and then wrote the green mountains, the sun after the rain, there is a kind of old appearance for a new look, indicating that after the revolution China will glow with new vitality. The last four lines describe the view of the revolution, and the walls full of bullet holes are also very beautiful in the poet's opinion, indicating that the poet has a revolutionary optimism and believes that the ranks under the leadership of the Communist Party will win the victory of the revolution.

The Bodhisattva Man: The Great Baidi was created in the summer of 1933. Dabaidi is 30 kilometers north of Ruijin County, Jiangxi Province. In January 1929, *** and ** led the Red Army from Jinggangshan to Jane Xiaofa, and on February 10, he fought a battle with the pursuing Kuomintang army in Dabaidi (Dabaidi Battle) and won a complete victory.

In the summer of 1933, *** re-passed through Dabaidi, touched the scene, and wrote this poem.