The Interpretation of Mao Zedong's Poem "Bodhisattva Man Da Bai Di"

There are red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple in the sky, and who is dancing in the sky with this rainbow? After the yellow rain, I see the sunset, and the rolling mountains are gradually becoming lush. I thought that there was a fierce battle here that year, and the bullet holes in the past still stayed at the wall of the village. Let it decorate the mountains and rivers in front of you, but now it looks even more enchanting.

It's from Bodhisattva Mahathir in modern Mao Zedong.

Original:

Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, who is dancing in the sky with color training? After the rain, the sun sets again, and the mountains are blue. In those days, the fierce battle was urgent, and the village wall in front of the cave was played to decorate this mountain, which looks better now.

Extended information

The whole word of Bodhisattva Man Da Baidi is also painted and poetic, and the scene is mixed. The pictures described by the ci are: gorgeous rainbow, setting sun after rain, verdant mountain, bullet holes in the wall of Qiancun village, etc. The composition is suitable in height, size, distance, deviation and orientation, and the sense of hierarchy is very strong.

The colors are: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple of the rainbow, red of the setting sun, and white of the village walls, but the sky is blue and the mountains are green. The word "dance" makes people feel that the rainbow has a kind of floating feeling against the blue sky, and the green color of the mountains has a change of light and shade.

what really means is "painting in poetry" and "poetry in painting". In short, the whole picture is rich, harmonious and full of vitality. What the author expresses in his words is to revisit the places where he fought, recall the joy of past brilliant victories, and praise the people's revolutionary war and the revolutionary base areas that have been baptized by the war.

These feelings of joy and praise are also revealed in the description of the natural landscape and human landscape without traces. The author highly unifies the subjective emotional beauty with the objective natural beauty and social beauty, and melts it into artistic beauty, which is full of charm.