I am the next word of the miner's lamp blackened on your forehead.

The next sentence is: "When you grope in the tunnel of history".

The poem "I am a miner's lamp blackened on your forehead" comes from Shu Ting's Motherland, My Dear Motherland. The next sentence is: "When you grope in the tunnel of history". This poem takes miner's lamp as a metaphor and vividly depicts the picture of the motherland's tortuous progress in the long river of history. The black miner's lamp not only symbolizes hardship, but also represents perseverance. It illuminates the way forward. Although the road is tortuous and the tunnel is deep, the motherland is still firmly moving forward, constantly exploring and making progress. This poem expresses the author's deep affection for the motherland and good expectations for its future development. As a witness of history, miner's lamp witnessed the growth and changes of the motherland and the struggle and sacrifice of the people. Under the miner's lamp, we can see the past and present of our motherland more clearly and move towards the future more firmly.