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Reflection on the Revolution of 1911.
Original publisher: Library Resources 4 Film Reviews of the Revolution of 1911 (1) Shuttling between cameras, I am willing to use my humble pen to record the generous death full of lofty sentiments, to record the selfless dedication of righteousness, and to record the glory written with my life ... When boundless darkness encroaches on the land of the Central Plains, when corrupt rule enslaves Chinese children, when the conspiracy of the great powers is full of laughter, when the suffering people are numb to sleep, there are a group of people, just the opposite. Qiu Jin: Died indifferently, noble as a white lotus slate accompanied by the harsh crash of chains. A woman wore a wooden cangue with chains tied to her feet, but she was fearless, just like a white lotus on the mud, calmly indifferent all the way ... "I died for the revolution this time, and women in China didn't shed blood for the revolution ..." It was clearly the words of Top Gun. Yes, even the heavy wooden shackles can't trap the free soul, and even the solid shackles can't lock the pace of innovation. In my heart, maybe I can't let go of innocent and lovely children, and I can't let go of my affectionate relatives ... In the face of the accusation of Manchu officials, she put aside her personal feelings and tied the future of the country to her heart: "My death is for all children!" Quiet, gentle and speechless. Qiu Jin lived in a numb society and was confused by everyone, but she still stuck to herself. The uprising failed, but the revolutionary spirit inspired the national struggle. The noble and elegant person like Bai Lianhua on the bluestone board has disappeared, but her beautiful image is always in everyone's heart. A chivalrous and tender-hearted man bought a lifetime of faith with a young and passionate life, but left a fragmented home. Today, I went to the cinema to watch the film of the Revolution of 1911. Why should I go to see it? The reason is not particularly clear to me. Maybe it's because of my reverence for the Great Revolution a hundred years ago, or for Dr. Sun Yat-sen, or for Jackie Chan's face. Anyway, I just went to see it, and I felt really good after reading it. Maybe this is really a theme movie, but I personally think that as long as the movie restores historical facts, it doesn't matter whether it is a theme movie or not, what matters is the historical truth. Our topic must go back to the revolution 100 years ago. It is a revolution because the revolutionaries, under the leadership of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, have lived a clean life. In fact, I believe that many people's understanding of the Revolution of 1911 only comes from what they learned in school that year, and they know little about the details, causes and consequences of this revolution, including me! The film Revolution of 1911 describes the cause and effect of the Revolution of 1911 well, mainly the spirit of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and the major historical events in the Revolution of 1911, such as Huanghuagang Uprising, Wuchang Uprising, Sun Yat-sen's return to China, Sun Yat-sen's appointment as President, Yuan Shikai's forced abdication from the Qing Dynasty until Yuan Shikai finally stole the revolutionary achievements, etc. In fact, it at least explains Dr. Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary thought and the reason why he resigned from the presidency. Many people will judge this kind of revolutionary film by ideology first, but I have to say that the Revolution of 1911 has nothing to do with ideology as a whole, and the whole film has nothing to do with our current party and * * * (except the final subtitles), but only restores the truth of history, which is basically very reliable, without boasting, merits and demerits, or criticizing Dr. Sun Yat-sen's Three People's Principles. Only Dr. Sun Yat-sen was helpless in the revolutionary process, so we should not look at this film from the ideological point of view, and the revolutionary thought of Dr. Sun Yat-sen displayed in it is also very worthy of our study and admiration. After watching the Revolution of 1911 recently, I learned that China 100 years ago, under the rule of the Manchu dynasty, had very serious racial discrimination and imposed all kinds of cruel oppression on the Han nationality. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, * * * was corrupt, officials plundered the wealth of the people at will, and people's lives were at a dead end. In addition, imperialism has been carrying out economic and cultural aggression against China, and the Chinese nation has been humiliated by this aggression. Not only the people can't make a living, but even the country is facing the fate of extinction. When Dr. Sun Yat-sen saw this situation, he knew that the country was facing an existential crisis. If the Qing Dynasty was not overthrown, China could not be saved. So he called many comrades to carry out revolutionary work. Dr. Sun Yat-sen was only twenty years old when he decided to carry out the revolution. At that time, he took the school as the base to publicize the revolution, and used the opportunity of practicing medicine and seeing a doctor to expand outward step by step and absorb comrades. Until 1894, during the Sino-Japanese War, Dr. Sun Yat-sen organized the Zhong Xing Association and the revolutionary organization was established. Since then, vigorous revolutionary actions have been launched again and again. There were eleven revolutions initiated by Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and the tenth "Battle of Huanghuagang" was the most heroic and sacrificed the most. The Revolution of 1911 (Wuchang Uprising) led by Sun Yat-sen was a movement to promote the abdication of the Qing emperor and establish the Republic of China. The eleven revolutions led by Sun Yat-sen are as follows: The first revolution: 1895 was arrested and died in the battle of Guangzhou. Second Revolution: 1900 Battle of Huizhou, Guangdong Province, Shi Jianru was arrested and sacrificed. The Third Revolution:1April 907 1 1 The Battle of Huanggang in Chaozhou, Guangdong. The fourth revolution: the battle of Qinv Lake in Huizhou on April 22nd of the same year. The fifth revolution: the battle of guarding the city in Qinzhou on July 27 of the same year. The Sixth Revolution: Battle of Nanguan Town, Guangxi on October 26th/KLOC-0 in the same year. The Seventh Revolution: 1908 Battle of Qin Lian. Eighth Revolution: Battle of Hekou in March of the same year. The ninth revolution: 19 10/month, the battle of Guangzhou new army. Tenth Revolution: 19 1 1 In the battle of Huanghuagang on March 29th,, 72 martyrs died heroically. Eleventh Revolution: 19 1 1 year (Xuantong three years) Wuchang Uprising overthrew the Manchu Dynasty. On August 19th, three years in Xuan Tong, Xiong Bingkun, the eighth battalion of the New Army Project stationed in Wuchang, first attacked. Then the battalions responded in succession, and the revolutionary army was unstoppable. The three towns in Wuhan were recovered first, and the provinces were also recovered first. Seeing that the tide had gone, the Qing court had to abdicate. Three thousand years of monarchy finally came to an end. Wuchang Uprising was on the 19th day of August in the lunar calendar, which was on the 10th of October according to the solar calendar. This is a special and unforgettable day for us. 19 1 1 year1October 10, the revolutionary army launched the Wuchang Uprising, which not only opened a new milestone for China's political situation, but also turned a new page for the Chinese nation. Whoever will finally shock the world will be deeply silent for a long time; Whoever lights lightning lingers like a cloud for a long time. After thousands of years, what will be the image of a doctor walking in the wind and rain with crutches? Some people think that he is carrying a mountain in the distance, and he is walking all the way. Although he can't see any starlight, he can't see anyone in front. For others, he climbed on the rocky beach in the laughter of everyone, and the blood, sludge and rain were already blurred; In some people's eyes, Kunlun Mountain is clearly held up by his left hand, and the crutch raised by his right hand is clearly waving at every long braid in every soul, while his silent sigh and silent tears are clearly between the Yellow River and the angry sea. Or for some people, he is just the skeleton of a doctor. This standing skeleton: people's bones-people-people's rights and people's lives. This clear soul: the soul of the world for the masses. This is a simple name: Sun Wen, he is a doctor. What is the image of this doctor's skeleton and the name of this soul? I don't know where his courage comes from, and where his strength-the strength of the soul comes from. The inscription "The world is for the public" on his mausoleum means that he is determined to be the savior of the Yellow Emperor's soul, which may explain why: after a gunshot in Wuchang, 16-year-old egg was finally smashed into stone, but the doctor did not transform himself into a hero who painted hundreds of pictures in history, but regarded himself as the last eggshell and sent a final blow to the crumbling boulder. His image became clear: creating a total-and he won; Reviving the Yellow Emperor culture, he won; Uncovering modern architecture, he won; Huangpu Evonne defended the two sides of the strait and he won; His successor abolished the unequal treaties and won the return of Hong Kong and Macao. He won ... How will doctors ignore this man who is suffering in heaven? Still staring at her illness gloomily? Or caress-caress-caress the lesions and scars covered by that vain smile? Or look at the weathered saline-alkali land under her knee with compassion, and hope that she can't be reborn and taste the bitterness of the common dust again, so as to uproot the braid of "strong and weak, countless and violent" lurking on her back, regenerate the prototype of China, and reproduce her "choosing talents and abilities, keeping promises and cultivating friendship". So an old friend is both a relative and an only child. Unprecedented mission calls you, me and him, and tears have already wet the letterhead of our souls-our souls are the souls of the Yellow Emperor and Zhongshan; Every soul of ours, past, present, future, shouting, wandering and distant, has long been in the blood of the Yellow Emperor and Zhongshan, echoing the horn of the Yellow River. In this horn, every Chinese descendant no longer belongs to himself, and every Chinese descendant belongs to ourselves from now on. Revolutionary life is far from successful, comrades still have to work hard. Every Chinese descendant is looking at the 1.38 billion years of light under the bones of a doctor he has never seen before. He told us: Let's take a new step from here, and bravely face all difficulties and hardships for our beloved China. After watching the Revolution of 1911 recently, I learned that China 100 years ago, under the rule of the Manchu dynasty, had very serious racial discrimination and imposed all kinds of cruel oppression on the Han nationality. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, * * * was corrupt, officials plundered the wealth of the people at will, and people's lives were at a dead end. In addition, imperialism has been carrying out economic and cultural aggression against China, and the Chinese nation has been humiliated by this aggression. Not only the people can't make a living, but even the country is facing the fate of extinction. When Dr. Sun Yat-sen saw this situation, he knew that the country was facing an existential crisis. If the Qing Dynasty was not overthrown, China could not be saved. So he called many comrades to carry out revolutionary work. Dr. Sun Yat-sen was only twenty years old when he decided to carry out the revolution. At that time, he took the school as the base to publicize the revolution, and used the opportunity of practicing medicine and seeing a doctor to expand outward step by step and absorb comrades.