You can spend nine days fishing for the moon, but you can go to the five oceans to catch turtles.
From: "Mink's head is heavy on Jinggangshan" Modern: Mao Zedong
Excerpt:
It is human nature that the storm is moving and the flag is stirring. Thirty-eight years later, with a flick of a finger. You can spend nine days on the moon, catch turtles in five oceans, and laugh and laugh. Nothing is difficult for those who are willing to try.
Translation:
During the revolutionary period, the wind and thunder stirred and the red flag rolled. This is the world. Thirty-eight years have passed, and in a flash. You can fly to the sky to pick the moon, or dive into the deep sea to catch fish or turtles, and play a song of triumph to repay the teacher. Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb it.
The word extended information was first published in Poetry Magazine of 1976 1 month. 1927 10, Mao Zedong led the autumn harvest uprising troops to Jinggangshan, which opened up the road of armed separation of workers and peasants, and won the victory of the China revolution along this road of encircling cities from rural areas. 1965 In May, Mao Zedong returned to Jinggangshan. He wrote this word, full of emotion and strong poetry.
The whole poem is a chronicle, a scene and the next expression. The writing style is concise and clear, following the poet's consistent writing style. Hero and self-confidence are still two elements in Mao Zedong's poetry.
The poet showed a colorful picture: blue sky and green trees, orioles tactfully, purple swallows dancing and streams gurgling; Looking up, the hovering high road will be inserted into the misty clouds. Between the lines, the poet is filled with incomparable joy, relaxed and comfortable mood. The fluent and lively style expresses the poet's praise for the beauty of Jinggangshan.