He Xin: Hu Shi studied all his life without skills, especially poetry.

Hu Shi learned all his life without skills, especially poetry.

However, Hu Shi once argued with people (historian He Bingdi) and ridiculed Yun Mao Zedong for not being able to write poetry-it seems that Hu Shi himself knows and writes well.

In fact, in terms of poetry, the difference between Hu Shi's poems and Mao Zedong's can't be overestimated.

For example, shortly before Mao Zedong wrote this poem "Qinyuanchun Changsha", Hu Shi also wrote a poem "Qinyuanchun Ode to the Russian Revolution".

what's going on in the world is not afraid of not knowing the goods, but of comparing them. We might as well put it together with Mao Zedong's "Qinyuanchun", and compare the two, and its advantages and disadvantages can be immediately obvious.

Qin Yuan Chun, written by Hu Shi in 1917, eulogized the Russian revolution. The original text is as follows:

what does the guest think? Frozen snow layer ice, the name of the northern country.

I want to wear a black coat and a blue hat, and I am a magnificent teenager.

I command to kill thieves, and everyone cheers.

going to the "sand (emperor)" of the single husband and setting up a free flag, this means that today's fruit is not empty.

in terms of cost, there are hundreds of words, and how many heads?

There are 1, prisoners in the freezing sky, and an Amnesty letter has flown from Wan Li.

I came here for freedom, but I'm going with him now.

who will lose the battle with the bandits!

clap your hands and sing, "Long live the new Russia"! Don't laugh at khufu.

from now on, seeing such a happy event, who will be the next generation? ?

Hu Shi wrote this word on the occasion of the February Revolution that overthrew the tsarist regime in Russia in 1917, so the title was "Long live the new Russia", which was published in the fourth issue of New Youth (June 1st, 6th year of the Republic of China).

However, the artistic conception of this word is shallow, and the language is awkward. For example, what "I came here for freedom, and now I go with him;" Fight against the thieves, after all, who loses! Clap your hands and sing, long live the new Russia! " What do you mean, "go to the sand" (referring to the tsar) "and" set up a free flag ",which means that this fruit is not empty." -It was written directly with political slogans, which was a pioneering work of popular political slogan poetry in the 2th century. Later, it was pointed out that Guo Moruo's poems also used this style, which was ridiculed by later generations-but it was Hu Shi who created this style.

Hu Shi and Mao Zedong's two poems about Qinyuan Spring were both written in the early 2th century. However, it can be seen that whether compared with ideological connotation or literary chapters, these two words are not in an order of magnitude at all, and the difference cannot be calculated in the Tao.

Hu ci is weak in momentum, weak in imagination and blunt in wording. His ci has neither the majestic image of "disconsolate and vast, ask the boundless earth who is in charge of ups and downs", nor the scholar's spirit, and he is unable to "reprimand Fang Qiu" and "dirt in Wan Huhou in those days", and he is not worthy of "pointing out the mountains and inspiring words".

However, Mao Zedong's early "Qinyuanchun" is magnificent and meaningful. At that time, Mao Zedong was still a little-known grass-roots nobody and a civilian. However, "the branches of the phoenix are still weak, and the shape of the dragon has been vague." It was after writing this word that Mao Zedong bid farewell to his homeland forever, moved towards revolution, politics and history, and began to make history!

can Hu Shi's sour words be compared with the young Mao Zedong's spirit of trying to dominate the world? !