What does Chairman Mao mean by "1, years is too long to seize the day"? What are the allusions?

This sentence has two meanings: the word "1, years" contains a persistent foolish spirit, which means that even if it is 1, years, it will be carried on. The word "too long" has just been filled with a sense of the times and a sense of urgency, which leads to the distinct theme of "seize the clock and wait for me". In order to achieve the set goals at an early date, we must seize the opportunity and start from now.

Allusion: The meaning of this sentence is: We are not afraid of the greatest difficulties in building a new socialist China, even if it takes 1, years, but time waits for no time, and we must race against time to speed up the pace of construction from now on. In the popular words at that time, it was "go all out, strive for the top, and build socialism quickly and economically"!

Author: Mao Zedong

From "Man Jianghong and Comrade Guo Moruo", this word written by Mao Zedong was written in 1963 when the international situation suddenly changed and the Soviet Union withdrew a large number of experts to aid China, and China and the Soviet Union had bad relations. At that time, New China was just founded for more than ten years, and everything was in ruins.