Revolutionary figures described in Hongyan prison songs are as follows

The revolutionary figure described in Prison Song is: Ye Ting.

Prison Song is a vernacular narrative poem written by Ye Ting, a modern revolutionary, when he was imprisoned in Zhazidong, Chongqing. This poem was written in 1942. The whole poem is divided into two sections, which are clear and easy to understand, and seem to blurt out without saying anything, but the emotion is intense, the momentum is heroic and the artistic conception is clear and complete. This is the true expression of the poet's noble sentiment, which makes readers feel shocked and impressed by the awe-inspiring righteousness in the poem and pays tribute to the poet's noble personality.

original edition

The prisoner's lamentation

(Transcribed according to the author's handwriting)

The doors that people come in and out are locked,

The hole the dog climbed was open,

A voice shouted:

Climb out and set you free!

I long for freedom,

But I also know—

How can a human body crawl out of a dog's hole!

I can only hope,

That day-

The underground fire is rapid,

Burn this living coffin with me,

I should live forever in fire and blood!