Revolutionary Martyrs’ Poems: Thoughts after reading each poem

Part 1: Thoughts after reading the Poems of Revolutionary Martyrs

The "Poems of Revolutionary Martyrs" has been published for nearly two years since its publication in 1959, especially in 1962. It has been about ten years, but the shining chapter still retains its brilliance and still echoes in the hearts of readers. These poems written with blood have been recited and sung by the people and have endured for many years; some poems have also been set into music by composers and widely sung. reader. Praisers, singers, and listeners are all moved and inspired. They are like crystal gems, which become more brilliant as time goes by. This is for no other reason than that they are not ordinary poems, but written with blood and life. And they - the poems of the martyrs who regarded death as returning home and gave their lives for New China are themselves (Guo Moruo on Ye Ting's Chinese). Because of this, they are so popular and deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. They were passed down.

When many readers, especially young and middle-aged comrades, see me, they always mention "Shi Chao" and such sonorous and powerful rhetoric:

Beheading does not matter, as long as the principle is true. Kill Xia Minghan and the people who came after him! , the head can be cut off, the limbs can be broken, but the revolutionary spirit cannot be destroyed. The head of a strong man is the leader of the party, and the body of a hero is the leader.

Part 2: Thoughts after reading the poems of revolutionary martyrs

Without soil, Mount Tai cannot be as big as it is; without streams, rivers and seas cannot be as deep; without the sacrifices of thousands of revolutionary martyrs Without shedding blood and heroic sacrifices one after another, the happy life of the Chinese people would not be possible today. Memories and comparisons, deep remembrance should be offered in front of the monument of the revolutionary martyrs; remembering the past and remembering the past, fists and thoughts should be given to countless revolutionary martyrs; can today's students know or understand these truths?

Before he died, a martyr left such a poem: When his son and father were about to be executed, he shouted, I will die calmly now; I would like to send this message to all the children in the world: Don’t let your blood and hate go to the autumn wind.

How many passionate children today can hear these words and be moved to tears? How many young students can make an oath on this: When writing poems, they must write poems like this - every word is very important! To be a human being, you must be such a person - as majestic as a rainbow and as strong as steel?!

When I was a student, I was moved to tears many times by the heroic deeds of the revolutionary martyrs and their magnificent poems. I carefully copied down every poem by the revolutionary martyrs that I could collect. Now Seeing these poems by revolutionary martyrs in my notebook, I understood the source of my motivation to believe in the party and strictly demand myself to work hard and finally become a party member for many years. The ancients said: "Poetry expresses ambition". Revolutionary Martyrs Like many revolutionary ancestors, they are truly noble people. They lived great and died gloriously; they stand upright and will live forever! Their works are also great and majestic poems, big characters written with blood, dazzling and illuminating the world.

Can the only female students who were born under the red flag and grew up in sweet water understand that they know how to work hard when they are blessed and live up to the expectations of the revolutionary martyrs? In order to have successors to the country laid down by the revolutionary martyrs with their blood, and for the permanent prosperity of the motherland and not being bullied by others, we must cultivate ourselves with good ideological and moral qualities?

Comrade Hu Jintao, the current general secretary of the Party, once emphasized that : A far-sighted nation always turns its attention to its youth, and a far-sighted political party always regards its youth as an important force in promoting historical development and social progress. From the perspective of the expectations of the party and the people of the motherland and the requirements of the current era, it is the unshirkable responsibility of educators to attach great importance to the training of the next generation and strive to improve the ideological, moral and quality of young students.

Chapter 3: Thoughts after reading the poems of revolutionary martyrs

The night is already very deep, the disk-like moon hangs high in the sky, and the stars around it are twinkling brightly. With his eyes, he looked at this sleepless and innocent little girl through the glass window. I sat in front of the window and reviewed the "Poems of Revolutionary Martyrs" I just learned today.

The tall images of revolutionary martyrs Xia Minghan and He Jingping appeared in front of my eyes, and the teacher's touching words rang in my ears: Today, we sit in this spacious and bright classroom to study. Maybe you think it is normal; on Sunday, follow your parents Going to parks and shops may feel ordinary to you; during festivals, when the family sits around the table talking and laughing, you may think it doesn't matter, but do you know? In order for us to live such a normal life, how many revolutionary predecessors fought unrelentingly against the enemy? Without their sacrifices, where would there be the laughter of a family together, where would there be our spacious and bright classrooms, where would there be... Yes, without the indomitable struggle of our revolutionary predecessors against the enemy, there would be no free and happy life today. .However, I live in this happiness, but I don’t know how to cherish it. I don’t eat the meals that don’t suit my taste, don’t wear the clothes that are not beautiful, and make a fuss when my parents don’t buy the toys I want to buy...I was really born in this world. I don’t know how blessed I am! Think again of our predecessors, who faced the enemy’s butcher knife and sang generously: Beheading doesn’t matter, as long as the principle is true. Kill Xia Minghan and the people who came after him. They want future generations to live a free and happy life. After reading "Poems of Revolutionary Martyrs", I understand what kind of life is worthy of our ancestors! Our generation of young people shoulder the historical responsibility of revitalizing China and building a powerful socialist country. Therefore, there should be no negligence or neglect in learning. We must redouble our efforts, study hard, actively participate in physical exercise, and train ourselves to become a new generation of people with all-round development of morality, intelligence, body, beauty, and labor. Always be prepared to contribute everything you have to the modernization drive of the motherland. Only in this way can we be worthy of the great era we live in.

Part 4: Reflections after reading the poems of revolutionary martyrs

Since elementary school, teachers have taught us that the red scarves we wear and the five-star red flag fluttering in the wind are dyed red by the blood of revolutionary martyrs. . We young people who were born in New China and grew up under the red flag are full of endless respect for the revolutionary martyrs who shed their lives and blood for the success of the revolution.

As early as in primary school, those of us who received red education read and studied many revolutionary stories and poems of revolutionary martyrs, such as the comic strips "Liu Hulan" and "Chicken Feather Letter", and the children's book "Wang Ruofei in Prison", The poems include "Prison Song" written by General Ye Ting in prison, "My Confession" by Chen Ran, "Poetry on Death" by Xia Minghan, "Poetry in Prison" by Yun Daiying, etc. From that time on, I worshiped the martyrs and admired the heroes.

The door for people to enter and exit was locked, and the hole for dogs to crawl out was open. A voice shouted: Climb out, I will give you freedom! I long for freedom, but I know deeply - how can a human body crawl out of a dog hole! I hope that one day, the fire underground will burn me together with this living coffin, and I should gain eternal life in the fire and blood! (Ye Ting's "Prison Song"), the poem condenses General Ye Ting's deep experience of prison life and is his tragic thinking on the dialectical relationship between life, freedom and dignity. Each sentence has heavy weight, is resonant and worth pondering. I laughed loudly in the face of death,

The devil's palace was shaken by laughter; this is me - the confession of a Communist Party member, singing a triumphant song to bury the Chiang Kai-shek dynasty. (Chen Ran's "My Confession")

This martyr's poem comes from the memoirs "Eternal Life in the Fire" and the novel "Red Rock" by Luo Guangbin, Liu Debin, and Yang Yiyan. Because of its passion and passion, It is catchy and contagious. It has been included in Chinese textbooks in primary and secondary schools for many years and has become a famous and popular poem. I remember that I recited this poem by heart, but because I couldn't recite it, the teacher wouldn't let me go home for dinner. Beheading does not matter, as long as the principle is true. Kill Xia Minghan and the people who came after him! (Xia Minghan's "Poem of Martyrdom"), mentioning the magnificent poem of revolutionary martyrs - it doesn't matter if you behead, as long as the principle is true, people will think of its author Xia Minghan. This martyr, who only lived a short life of 28 years, left behind not only this martyrdom poem that will illuminate the future, but also wrote an important chapter in the history of the party with his own struggle experience.

These poems are the swan songs of the martyrs’ lives and immortal monuments. They express their true feelings directly, propagate revolutionary principles, describe fighting life, or record the sufferings of the people. |||The lines are permeated with a spirit of high-spirited revolutionary optimism, reflecting the revolutionary martyrs’ revolutionary integrity and firm communist beliefs. They have profound cultural and ideological connotations and precious historical document values, inspiring generations after generations. The leader always moves forward and works hard to achieve the highest goal of the Communists.

The revolutionary deeds and revolutionary optimism of the martyrs will always be remembered by future generations. In his speech at the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the founding of the Party, Comrade Liu Shaoqi said that when we look back on forty years of history, we express our deepest gratitude to the glorious martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the cause of communism and the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people. Great respect. Many of them are members of the Communist Party, many are working people, and many are outside the party. In the struggle, they shed all their blood and gave their lives. They are immortal!

After reading this book, I couldn’t help but ask myself a series of questions: Have you experienced the training and tests that the martyrs have endured? You may be younger or older than the age when the martyrs died heroically for the revolution; but the cause you have done for the party and the people can be compared to a few tenths of a percent of what the martyrs did. ? Today, when liberation is victorious, if you don't study hard, work hard, and actively participate in the socialist construction of the motherland, wouldn't you feel ashamed of the blood of the revolutionary pioneers? Can you not make up your mind to cheer up from now on, catch up, be diligent, be honest, listen to the party, stand at your post, and serve the people more and better? Time and time again, with a heavy heart and unparalleled respect, I carefully read the poems written by these martyrs with their blood and lives, and read all the biographies of the martyrs. I was even more excited, felt more strongly, and loved it more. these poems. The images of the revolutionary martyrs appear greater and more noble in my mind. I think this poem is an indispensable spiritual education reading for today's young people. It is an exquisite model of patriotic education. It is indeed worth reading!

Part 5: Thoughts after reading the poems of revolutionary martyrs

Sitting in front of the window, reviewing the "Poems of Martyrs" I just learned yesterday, the names of revolutionary martyrs Xia Minghan and He Jingping appeared in front of my eyes. Tall image. The teacher's words rang in my ears: Today, we are sitting in this spacious and bright classroom to study, maybe you think it is normal; on Sunday, you follow your parents to parks, shops and play, you also think it is normal; during festivals, It may feel more normal for a family to sit around the table, talk and laugh, but do you know? In order for us to live this 'normal' life, how many revolutionary martyrs threw their heads, spilled their blood, and sacrificed their precious lives... Yes, without the indomitable struggle of our revolutionary predecessors against the enemy, how could we have the free and happy life we ??have today? ? Without their sacrifice, where would our spacious and bright classroom be? Where can there be laughter and laughter when a family is reunited...

But I live in happiness, but I don’t know how to cherish it. On weekdays, I don’t eat food that doesn’t suit my taste; I don’t wear clothes that aren’t beautiful; my parents make a fuss if they don’t buy the toys they want to buy. I’m so blessed that I don’t know how to be blessed!

It’s late at night, but I still don’t feel sleepy. I'm thinking: How should we live in the future to be worthy of our ancestors?