On the occasion of the Spring Festival of 1930, Comrade ** and ** led the Red Fourth Army to march separately in the direction of Jiangxi, which was a journey full of challenges and dangers. In order to crush the conspiracy attempts of the Kuomintang, they decided to march separately in order to distract the enemy. A part of the Red Fourth Army led by *** set out from Gutian and went north through Gutian, Ninghua, Qingliu, Guihua and other places east of Liancheng, and crossed Wuyi Mountain to Jiangxi.
During this march, ** wrote this poem "New Year's Day" to record the scene of this march. He used vivid language to depict the heroic and fearless image of the Red Army, which made people feel very excited. The revolutionary feelings contained in the words are even more encouraging.
Through this poem, we can feel the firm belief and determination of *** for the revolutionary cause. With bold brushstrokes, he depicted the heroic image of the Red Army and expressed his loyalty and love for the revolutionary cause. At the same time, this poem also shows his profound thinking and unique insights into the revolutionary cause.
In short, **'s "New Year's Day" is not only a beautiful lyric, but also a battle declaration full of revolutionary passion and firm conviction. Through this poem, we can better understand the thoughts and feelings of the Chinese Revolution and better understand the history and significance of the Chinese Revolution.