Gadamer, a Mongolian folk narrative poem, is an influential and excellent work. The story recorded in this long poem happened in the old society. At that time, China was in a turbulent era when foreign powers invaded and warlords separated. Prince Dahan Banner colluded with reactionary warlords and brutally exploited and plundered the people of all ethnic groups in the grassland. The vast number of poor herders were displaced and fled everywhere, and suffered great disasters. Gada, who was in charge of Wang Mimeilin's flag soldiers, was dissatisfied with the prince's collusion with warlords, killing the people and bluntly remonstrating. As a result, he was dismissed from his post, expelled from Wang Fu and later asked to die. After Gadamer was rescued from prison, he resolutely led the Nulu people to raise the flag and uprising, and launched a fierce battle with the army of the sovereign warlord. Gada won many battles and persisted for some time, but this spontaneous herdsman uprising, like all previous peasant uprisings in China's history, still ended in failure. The story enthusiastically praises Gadamer's revolutionary spirit of opposing feudal oppression and daring to struggle. It is a solemn and stirring heroic hymn.

Gadamer's Supplementary Introduction

Gadamer, named Nadamud, also known as Meng Qingshan, is a Mongolian. Born in 1892, he is the left-wing standard bearer of Horqin, Zhelimu League, Inner Mongolia.

1908 served as a soldier in the flag guard of Dalhan Banner, and was promoted to Zhang Jing of the flag guard five years later. Zalan (leader) was appointed as the flag guard in 19 16, and was promoted to Meilin (commander in chief) as the flag military affairs in 1925. Later, he was dismissed because he refused to hand over the land collected by the flag guards to the palace.

1929, Qi Huangong Namuji Seleng colluded with Zhang, a warlord in Northeast China, sold the flag land, forcibly reclaimed the land, and petitioned Fengtian (now Shenyang) with a protest signed by 10,000 people. He was arrested as "guilty" and sent back to prison. That winter, his wife, Peony, led a robbery to save him, so she resolutely led the uprising, put forward the slogan "Down with the Bureau of Surveying, don't rob the people's wealth", attacked the Bureau of Reclamation and the Army of Reclamation, expelled the surveying team, destroyed the land in jiepai, and burned the books and contracts of landlords, bullies, usurers and profiteers. By the autumn of 1930, the number of insurgents had reached more than 1000, fighting in the areas of Zhaowuda League and Zhelimu League, insisting on armed resistance to reclamation. 193 1 In April, the insurgents were surrounded by the Jehol warlord Tang Yulin in Tongliao County. Heavily outnumbered, he died heroically in Dinggaole, Sichuan (now Wuliji Mu Ren River). Only 39 years old