The lyrics show Chairman Mao's bravery, the difficulty of Red Army soldiers crossing snow-capped mountains and grassland, and their iron will. "Sidu Chishui Out of the Raiders" is the fourth song in the Long March suite. The lyrics can be divided into two parts. The first part (lines 1-6) shows the difficulty of the Red Army marching in the Hengduan Mountains and the deep affection of the soldiers and civilians who sent water to quench their thirst. The second part (lines 7-17) shows that the Central Red Army crossed Chishui four times, cleverly interspersed with it, and had an excellent sports war with the Kuomintang army, praising Chairman Mao for his bravery. The central sentence of the lyrics is "Chairman Mao's use of troops is really like a god", which makes the finishing point to praise Chairman Mao's military art of using troops as a god. 1. "Hengduan Mountain, the road is difficult, and the sky is like fire and water is like silver." The first few words describe the harsh natural environment encountered by the Red Army when it moved to the Sichuan-Guizhou border. 2. "Relatives send water to quench their thirst, and the military and civilians are fish and water." These two sentences describe the people's support and support for the Red Army of workers and peasants along the way, and explain the mass basis for the Red Army to cross Chishui and defeat the enemy. 3. "Hengduan Mountain ... Crushing Guizhou" describes the difficult situation faced by the Red Army when it encircles, chases, blocks and intercepts hundreds of thousands of Kuomintang troops. "Soldiers walk around the world with their feet, and the four crossings of Chishui are a surprise soldier." These two sentences highlight the characteristics of the clever movement and surprise victory of the Red Army in the Battle of Sidu Chishui River. 4. "The natural danger of crossing the Wujiang River again" tells the story of the Central Red Army crossing the Wujiang River for the second time. 5. "The enemy came to Guiyang and forced Kunming". After the Red Army crossed the Wujiang River to the south, it pretended to attack Xifeng City, and the army continued to go south. Chiang Kai-shek was commanding the bid in Guiyang at that time. Afraid that our army would take Guiyang directly, he quickly dispatched troops to reinforce Xifeng and transferred Yunnan troops to defend near Guiyang. At this time, the Red Army did not go straight to Guiyang along the highway, but moved eastward, and the enemy troops moved eastward one after another. Unexpectedly, the Red Army suddenly turned to the southwest and made rapid progress in the direction of Yunnan. The enemy was worried that the Red Army was advancing on Kunming and quickly mobilized vigilante groups to defend Kunming. "The enemy abandoned his armor and threw his pipe, and our army took advantage of the victory to drive away." It refers to the "double spearmen" of the warlords in Guizhou (the enemy is armed with rifles and opium pipes, so it is called "double spearmen"). When they hit it, they fled, and the Red Army marched in a hurry to advance to the predetermined goal. 6. "Diverting the tiger from the mountain to attack Jinsha River" means that after mobilizing a large number of enemy troops to defend Kunming, the Red Army flaunted a shot, put aside the defensible Kunming, advanced to the Jinsha River where the enemy's defense was weak, and seized the Jiaopingdu Ferry near the Jinsha River. After 7 days and 7 nights, the Red Army crossed the Jinsha River, jumped out of the circle surrounded by hundreds of thousands of Kuomintang troops, and gained the initiative from passivity, thus winning a decisive victory in the strategic shift. 7. "Chairman Mao's use of troops is really like a god." The last sentence is the central sentence of the lyrics. It comes naturally and makes the finishing point to praise Chairman Mao's use of troops as a god. Hengduan/Mountain, Road/Difficult to Walk. The sky is like/fire/coming/water/silver. Relatives/water/water/thirst-quenching, soldiers and civilians/fish and water/family/people. Crossing a mountain, the road is difficult/difficult. Enemy/heavy troops, pressure/Guizhou territory. Warrior/Feet/Walk/World, Sidu/Chishui/Out/Raiders. Wujiang River/Natural Barrier/Heavy/Flying Crossing, Enemy/Guiyang/Forced/Kunming. The enemy/abandoned armor/lost/bong, our army/pushed the victory/drove/traveled. Adjust the tiger/leave the mountain/attack/Jinsha, Chairman Mao/fight/be true/be like a god. -The meaning of the lyrics of Sidu Chishui in the Long March Songs: The lyrics show the difficulty of Chairman Mao's fighting like a god, the Red Army soldiers crossing the snow-capped mountains and the grassland and their iron will. "Sidu Chishui Out of the Raiders" is the fourth song in the Long March suite. The lyrics can be divided into two parts. The first part (lines 1-6) shows the difficulty of the Red Army marching in the Hengduan Mountains and the deep affection of the soldiers and civilians who sent water to quench their thirst. The second part (lines 7-17) shows that the Central Red Army crossed Chishui four times, cleverly interspersed with it, and had an excellent sports war with the Kuomintang army, praising Chairman Mao for his bravery. The central sentence of the lyrics is "Chairman Mao's use of troops is really like a god", which makes the finishing point to praise Chairman Mao's military art of using troops as a god. 1. "Hengduan Mountain, the road is difficult, and the sky is like fire and water is like silver." The first few words describe the harsh natural environment encountered by the Red Army when it moved to the Sichuan-Guizhou border. 2. "Relatives send water to quench their thirst, and the military and civilians are fish and water." These two sentences describe the people's support and support for the Red Army of workers and peasants along the way, and explain the mass basis for the Red Army to cross Chishui and defeat the enemy. 3. "Hengduan Mountain ... Crushing Guizhou" describes the difficult situation faced by the Red Army when it encircles, chases, blocks and intercepts hundreds of thousands of Kuomintang troops. "Soldiers walk around the world with their feet, and the four crossings of Chishui are a surprise soldier." These two sentences highlight the characteristics of the clever movement and surprise victory of the Red Army in the Battle of Sidu Chishui River. 4. "The natural danger of crossing the Wujiang River again" tells the story of the Central Red Army crossing the Wujiang River for the second time. 5. "The enemy came to Guiyang and forced Kunming". After the Red Army crossed the Wujiang River to the south, it pretended to attack Xifeng City, and the army continued to go south. Chiang Kai-shek was commanding the bid in Guiyang at that time. Afraid that our army would take Guiyang directly, he quickly dispatched troops to reinforce Xifeng and transferred Yunnan troops to defend near Guiyang. At this time, the Red Army did not go straight to Guiyang along the highway, but moved eastward, and the enemy troops moved eastward one after another. Unexpectedly, the Red Army suddenly turned to the southwest and made rapid progress in the direction of Yunnan. The enemy was worried that the Red Army was advancing on Kunming and quickly mobilized vigilante groups to defend Kunming. "The enemy abandoned his armor and threw his pipe, and our army took advantage of the victory to drive away." It refers to the "double spearmen" of the warlords in Guizhou (the enemy is armed with rifles and opium pipes, so it is called "double spearmen"). When they hit it, they fled, and the Red Army marched in a hurry to advance to the predetermined goal. 6. "Diverting the tiger from the mountain to attack Jinsha River" means that after mobilizing a large number of enemy troops to defend Kunming, the Red Army flaunted a shot, put aside the defensible Kunming, advanced to the Jinsha River where the enemy's defense was weak, and seized the Jiaopingdu Ferry near the Jinsha River. After 7 days and 7 nights, the Red Army crossed the Jinsha River, jumped out of the circle surrounded by hundreds of thousands of Kuomintang troops, and gained the initiative from passivity, thus winning a decisive victory in the strategic shift. 7. "Chairman Mao's use of troops is really like a god." The last sentence is the central sentence of the lyrics. It comes naturally and makes the finishing point to praise Chairman Mao's military art of using troops as a god.