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Who wrote the most poems in the history of China?
Comrade Man Jianghong and Guo Moruo

Small globe, several flies hit the wall.

Hum, a few screams, a few sobs.

It is not easy for an ant to exaggerate the country and shake a tree.

The west wind leaves Chang 'an and the cymbals fly.

How many things are never urgent;

Heaven and earth turn, and time waits for no one.

Ten thousand years is too long to seize the day.

The four seas are turbulent and angry, and the five continents are shocked.

All pests will be swept away and invincible.

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Only when things change can we show our true colors as heroes.

600 million people, strengthen unity and adhere to principles.

The sky can hold up when it falls, and the world is invincible.

Listen to the rooster sing all over the world, Oriental White.

The sun rises and the iceberg falls;

The real gold is there. Can't it be sold?

Xiong Wen has four volumes and represents the people.

The dog yelled at you and you couldn't stop laughing. There was no news of the mud cow entering the sea.

Raise the red flag to welcome the Dongfeng Revolution and be a Kunchi.

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Li Gongzuo's biography of Conan's satrap has a man named Chun Yuba. One day, he was drunk and dreamed that he had become the magistrate of Xuhe County in Dahe Anguo. When he woke up, he realized that it was a dream. Later, he found a termite hole behind the house, and there was an imperial city in it. It turns out that this is "great joy."

Mayflies shake trees: Tang Hanyu's Tiaozhang Collection "Mayflies shake trees, which is ridiculous."

The west wind stays in Chang' an: Tang Jiadao's "Recalling History" "Autumn wind gives birth to Wei water and leaves fall on Chang' an. "

Gong Ming: Whistling arrow, commander-in-chief of Xiongnu in Han Dynasty, used to sound the horn. Some people say, "Our articles fly past like whistling arrows, and revisionism can't stand it. Like a west wind rolling leaves, one defeat after another. "

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This word was written by Chairman Mao for more than six years, alluding to reactionaries such as the United States and the Soviet Union, especially the Soviet Union. However, since Sino-Soviet relations eased, it is really rare. 1962 was an eventful year for China. At home, the "man-made disaster" caused by the Great Leap Forward has not healed. Abroad, an ambitious Kennedy came from America, claiming to support all his friends and oppose all his enemies. This sentence expresses Chairman Mao's ideological will to oppose imperialism and hegemonism, defend Marxism–Leninism and carry forward proletarian internationalism. In this film, allusions are often used to avoid the straightforwardness of everything in a glance, which makes the poem rich in meaning, concise and implicit, solemn and elegant, and more vivid and vivid in expression. Poetry is more concise, to the point and profound, subtle and euphemistic, but without losing expressiveness and appeal, which can make the whole poem achieve the effect of penetrating the paper into the ground. The next one is "Singing from the Heart, Walking in the Storm", which combines scenery, lyricism and discussion in one furnace, enthusiastically praising the surging world revolution and has a magnificent style. The upper and lower pieces are integrated into one, forming an artistic feature of ups and downs, showing a heroic beauty. No matter from the content or from the artistic point of view, it can be called Mao Zedong's masterpiece.