The writing background of Index Finger Believe in the Future is more detailed.

The poem "Believe in the Future" is a masterpiece of criticism of reality at that time. It was written in 1968, at the peak of the frenzy of the "Cultural Revolution". The poet experienced the initial blindness and was swept away by the political wave. After the "Broad World" in the countryside, we have some clearer views on this political movement.

In particular, I have a personal experience of my personal fate during the "Cultural Revolution". The warm and simple ideals I once had were washed away by the storm. His heart was full of loss, confusion and sadness, but he was not willing to give up his ideals and hopes easily, so. The violent conflict between hope and despair flows out through his pen.

The poet's index finger In such a chaotic and confusing era, the poet and people in the same situation deeply felt the tragedy of fate, and immediately wrote this poem to encourage himself and stick to his promise for tomorrow.

Extended information:

"Believe in the Future" is a hazy poem written by Shizhi in 1968. The poem uses self-encouragement to unswervingly abide by one's commitment to tomorrow. The poem was widely circulated in society in the form of manuscripts, and was quickly praised by a generation of young people. Therefore, Shizhi also has the title of "the soul of educated youth poetry".

Poem title: Believe in the future

Poet: Index Finger

When the spider web mercilessly sealed off my stove,

When the ashes The remaining smoke sighs the sorrow of poverty,

I still stubbornly spread the ashes of disappointment,

write with beautiful snowflakes: Believe in the future.

When my purple grapes turn into late autumn dew,

When my flowers nestle in the feelings of others,

I still stubbornly use the frosted Withered vines,

Write on the desolate land: Believe in the future.

I want to use my fingers to feel the waves rushing to the horizon,

I want to use my palms to hold up the sea of ??the sun,