Old Castro and Guevara forever are beautiful since ancient times, and they are not allowed to meet each other. This is a more appropriate description of ernesto guevara. Ernesto guevara helped Castro instigate 1959 to overthrow Batista's proletarian revolution, gained Cuban power, and was appointed President of the National Bank and Minister of Industry, but he gave up the superior life of mastering power. He left Cuba on 1966, then incited revolutions in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Bolivia, and was finally captured and executed by armed men of the US Central Intelligence Agency. His captors admired his courage and tenacity, so he became a symbol of the western left-wing liberal youth and the third world revolutionary movement. Ernesto guevara responded to Castro's call to take part in the Cuban Revolution and later left Cuba, so there are not many stories about them together. Compared with Castro, ernesto guevara's life is more legendary than one or two books. Castro is old. Since he fainted in public on 200 1 and accidentally fell down in 2004, this is the third time that he has been hospitalized, and the United States has also begun to arrange its post-Castro policy toward Cuba. For half a century, Castro has dealt with nine American presidents. Although the world is changing, Castro is still standing, and God bless the United States of America must be very depressed. Now they finally have a chance. It's just that defeating Castro is not a military threat or an economic blockade, but an era. During his visit to Argentina, Fidel visited Ernesto Guevara's childhood home in the suburb of Có rdoba. Looking at the childhood statue of his comrade-in-arms, Castro joked, "Hey, are you crying? I can't believe it! " I have never been an industrialist, but I grew up in red China. Undoubtedly, I also have a strong industrialist complex and hero worship. Guevara is my favorite tragic hero. He once quoted Don Quixote's words in his family letter: My ankle touched Rossinando's ribs again, and I picked up my shield and set foot on the journey again. Throughout his life, he was a knight who charged the windmill. Castro is dying, but Guevara will never be old.