I. Interpretation
It expresses the reverence and praise for Yan 'an, and also implies the victory and new hope of the China revolution. This poem is regarded as a high praise for the revolutions in China and China. This poem branded Liangshan with a special red mark, making people feel the atmosphere of red culture and the heavy sense of history.
Second, the source
"Everyone pays attention to Liang Qing" comes from a poem "Seven Episodes" written by Marshal Chen Yi 1945 in April.
Third, allusions.
At that time, the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) was held in Yan 'an, and Marshal Chen Yi described China's predicament and dependence on Yan 'an with the poem "China was a weak country for a hundred years and Yan 'an was a war for eight years". Then, he expressed his expectation for the China Revolution and praise for Yan 'an with the poem "Who is in charge in Kyushu and everyone in Liang Qing is concerned".
Liang Qing's historical background has attracted many people's attention.
This poem was written by Marshal Chen Yi during the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in April, 1945. At this time, the power of China has been growing day by day, and it has become the leading core of the China revolution, which will surely lead the China revolution to greater victory. At the same time, the "Opening of the Seventh National Congress" also spoke highly of the historical significance of the convening of the Seventh National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and made important preparations for the victory of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the national new-democratic revolution.
Liang Qing, located on the Yanhe River in the northeast of Yan 'an City, was one of the important venues for China's activities in Yan 'an period. During the Yan 'an period, China newspapers, Xinhua News Agency, radio and publishing organizations gathered in Liang Qingshan, known as the cradle of new China press and publication, and became a famous "red news mountain" in Yan 'an, making indelible contributions to the China revolution.
Brief introduction of Liang Qing
Liang Qinggu called Wanfo Temple, which is one of the four grottoes in northern Shaanxi. Buddhism advocates "getting out of the dust" and keeping cool and comfortable, hence the name Liang Qing. Its mountains are green and its scenery is unique. At present, there are various grottoes, cliff statues and inscriptions on the mountain from the late Northern Dynasties to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Among them, there are four caves in Wanfo Cave, which are large-scale and carved on the mountain. There are more than 10,000 large and small stone buddhas carved on the stone pillars and cave walls, and their stone carving art is ingenious, which is a precious historical and cultural heritage.