Think about the next sentence of the 25,000-mile long March. Is it bitter?

Is it bitter? Think of the Long March, 25,000 Li,

The next sentence is: Are you tired? Think of those revolutionary predecessors.

Personally, I think the first sentence is not bitter. Think about the Long March, which is universally acknowledged.

How many revolutionary ancestors, bleeding and sacrificing, advance wave after wave. The 25,000-mile long March, climbing the snow-capped mountains and crossing the grassland, the Kuomintang boarding the plane and being chased and intercepted by artillery, is hard to describe in words.

By the way, are you tired? Think of those revolutionary predecessors.

I think this sentence is also the most practical. Imagine that this revolutionary veteran fought bravely for the establishment of the new China. What is more bitter than this, what is more tired than this, beyond reproach?

Personally, I find it hard to imagine the 25 thousand-mile long March. Are you tired?

Think about revolutionary veterans, this is the most accurate.