Which poem does "selfless heart and wide world" come from?

"A selfless heart and a broad world" comes from a poem "Gift to Zeng Zhi" written by Tao Zhu to his wife Zeng Zhi.

Original poem:

It is difficult for me to go back to the battlefield again, and my love for you is so deep in the clouds. Ruthless white hair promotes cold and heat, and the remaining life of dirt suppresses bitterness.

Sick horses also know how to neigh late, and dry sunflowers even feel timid and frosty. The past is forgotten like smoke, and my heart is selfless and wide.

Interpretation:

It is very difficult for me to return to the battlefield and kill the enemy, but I still feel the deep friendship everyone has for me. ?Cold comes and summer comes, the years rush by, and time mercilessly turns my hair gray. After suffering an unfair injustice, I have to suppress the pain and soreness in my heart for the rest of my life.

The sick old horse also lamented that he could only lie in the manger, and the withered sunflowers were even more afraid of the destruction of autumn frost. The past is forgotten like a fleeting cloud, only when you are selfless in your heart can you feel the vastness of the world!

Introduction to both parties:

Tao Zhu (1908-1969), formerly known as Tao Jihua, also known as Jianhan, was born in Qiyang, Hunan Province. A staunch Marxist, an outstanding proletarian revolutionary, an outstanding political worker in the party and the army, and an outstanding leader of the party and the country. He made important contributions to national independence, people's liberation and national prosperity throughout his life. He is a revolutionary predecessor familiar and loved by the people.

Zeng Zhi (April 4, 1911 - June 21, 1998), female, formerly known as Zeng Zhaoxue, was born in Yizhang County, Zhili Prefecture, Chengui Road, Hengyong City (now Yizhang, Hunan Province) County) people. An outstanding proletarian revolutionary, an outstanding leader of the Communist Party of China organizational front, former member of the Central Advisory Committee of the Communist Party of China, and former deputy minister of the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.

Extended information:

After reading Tao Zhu's "Gift to Zeng Zhi", I deeply feel the contemporary luck and superior environment, some difficulties and doubts, compared with the cruel struggle in the past and today's humanities Caring should be happy and relaxed, less about sitting and talking, and more about being content and cherishing it. Regardless of the vagaries of the business world and the ever-changing workplace, we should firmly believe that the world is fair, affection will always exist, and justice will last forever.

This poem expresses admiration for this revolutionary predecessor who was upright, loyal and selfless in the face of adversity. Tao Zhu's daughter Tao Siliang said in "An Unsent Letter": This is not a poem. This is a painful and strong beating of the heart. It melts all your emotions and beliefs as a revolutionary comrade and husband. !

Tao Zhu wrote in "The Style of the Pine Tree": Like a pine tree, no matter how harsh the environment is, it can grow vigorously, work tenaciously, and never be intimidated by difficulties. Tao Zhu's life is a reflection of the pine tree style. In December 1978, Tao Zhu's 10-year injustice was finally overturned. His ashes were escorted by Zeng Zhi and his daughter to Guangdong, where Tao Zhu had worked for many years before his death, and buried under the pine trees in Baiyun Mountain, Guangzhou.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Zeng Zhi (former vice minister of the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China)

Baidu Encyclopedia - Tao Zhu (proletarian revolutionary, former vice premier of the State Council)