Decades from now, will it ever be forgotten? When I saw a passage today, my heart was broken.
Now there are many people who are trying their best to oppose Mao, and they blindly say that they have hurt too many people, including his relatives, comrades-in-arms, subordinates, and countless others. For example, going to the mountains and going to the countryside has wasted the youth of many young people and ruined the ambitions of many people. These people put aside the great achievements of *** and blindly find faults.
So some people love him, and some people hate him, but those who hate him ignore one point, if it weren't for ***, there wouldn't be all the achievements of today.
I still agree with Hu Xijin's point of view, he said, ** has his historical limitations, in his later years, people in that era may have experienced and felt pain, but until now people who have not walked out of the right and wrong at that time are part of the emotions that have not yet stepped out of the limitations of history. (Hu Xijin: The farther time away from his time, the more history will remember him.) ）
Lao Hu was born in 1960, he said that his youth was spent in the *** era, as a "traverser" of the two eras, it is even more possible to feel that all the foundations laid by the Republic Building today are inseparable from ***, so we have no reason to complain, to hate *** He said that people who are older than him complain less.
Yes, those who were born in the 50s may be able to remember the greatness of *** better, if you fill in the greater than or less than equal sign, his great achievements are far greater than those "historical limitations" in his later years.
So I was really heartbroken when I saw that sentence, I used to worry that if I didn't promote *** decades later, a hundred years later, would I really forget *** Seeing Lao Hu's sentence "The farther away from his time, the more history will remember him." "I was very impressed.
I think no one will forget that a hundred years ago, the young man composed a song "Qinyuan Spring Changsha" in Orange Island, and I think no one will forget that when the Chinese Revolution was facing a difficult choice, it was he who led the team to Jinggang Mountain. I don't think anyone will forget that it was he who led the people of the whole country to overthrow the three mountains, let the people be the masters of the country, overthrew the old dynasty, established New China, and made New China stand tall in the east of the world.
Can you think of it? When the people shouted "Long live the people", he actually shouted "Long live the people", and on the tower of Tiananmen Square, he also shouted "The Chinese people have stood up from now on!" "Such boiling words. He said so much that the phrase "serve the people" alone proves everything.
There is a spirit that travels through historical time and space and lasts for a long time.
There is a kind of nostalgia, which has gone through a hundred years of wind and rain, and it is more mellow.
Finally, I would like to say that when I was in elementary school, I learned a text called "Don't Forget to Dig Wells", and we, as intellectuals in the new era, should understand the meaning of this sentence. Therefore, we will not forget that his name will forever be engraved on the line of Chinese history, even if it is a hundred years to come.