I hope that the article will stop James Zhang, and I will endure death for a moment.

I smile to the sky from the horizontal knife, and I will leave my liver and gallbladder.

The last two sentences of the poem mean: As for me, even though the knife is across my neck, I am still generous and excited to laugh at the sky and stand in awe! What remains will be the courage and courage like the majestic Kunlun Mountain!

This is a poem written by Tan Sitong on the prison wall before his death after his failure in the Reform Movement of 1898.

At that time, Tan Sitong resolutely refused the advice of others asking him to take refuge in the East and fled. He was determined to die, and he was willing to die by martyrdom to wake up and warn the people. He said: "Every country's political reforms are all caused by bloodshed. Today, there is no bloodshed in China because of political reforms, which is why this country is not prosperous. If you have it, please start with your own heirs.

The first two sentences of the poem express exactly: some people "desperate to stop" and fled in a hurry, reminding people of James Zhang, who is upright and upright; Some people "endure death for a moment" and voluntarily stay, not afraid of death, so that more people can come out to serve the rise and fall of the court steadfastly and unyieldingly, like Dugan, who is just as upright and upright.

The overall poetic meaning is: "Go" leaves its own lofty spirit like the majestic Kunlun Mountain! That is to say, "keep your courage as if it were Kunlun". -This poem is quite close to the flavor of Wen Tianxiang's "Who has not died since ancient times, leaving a heart to shine on history".

Does it express the poet's death, heroism and generosity? It is that strong sense of sublimity and tragic feeling that inspires the poet to fear death and stand in awe of the execution ground. What this sentence expresses is the strong sense of sublimity and tragic feeling that shocks people's hearts and dies.