Chapter 29 The work of female soldiers

Among the poems handed down at that time, the most popular ones were "Break and Forward" ("You were a celibate once, and we also made a vow of celibacy together"), and "Why worry about age" ("My friend, Spring is not followed by autumn, so why worry about age?").The most fashionable subject of poetry at that time was "sea", which occupied a large market in the literary circle of the Second Military Medical University.The sea, giving her (them) the world of their dreams, becomes the symbol and sustenance of freedom, youth and utopia. Hey, move the boat to us, to the left,

Here is the bay where the fish gather, The voice came from the far left direction, It turned out to be a cat in the ocean of fate Profitable fishing boats! —— "Ocean Trilogy" Part Two: The Silent Sea Let's sail, the passionate storm is calling excitedly Unstoppable tears rushed to the beach—— The third part of the "Ocean Trilogy": Without Fishing Nets An old-style poem that was once circulated in various hospitals of the Nanjing Military Region was also circulated in the Second Military Medical University of Xi'an. This poem was loved by female soldiers in the army at that time.This poem uses zhe rhyme, not flat zhe, and it can probably be classified into the ancient style.There are many mistakes in the transcription. Referring to the two manuscripts, the transcription is as follows:

"Seven Laws: Daughter of the Army" Dazzling red stars and two flags, wrapped in red army uniforms, wonderful sons and daughters. The mighty father is dressed like a pine, with an iron body and a steel head with a heart of red. Who knows that a girl is as delicate as a swallow, and she lifts her halberd at shoulder height. Leaping horses swung their swords and smashed the battle, and Weidong's battlefield was full of blood. The vernacular poem "The Daughter of the Army" that expresses the same theme and has the same title seems to have been written by a female soldier.The whole poem is divided into five sections: Enlistment, Going to Vietnam, Military Management, Combat, and Oath, describing the scenes of fighting life in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Vietnam.The whole poem is 230 lines long.The author may have been influenced by the poem "To the Warriors of the Second World War".

At the beginning of the poem, a 17-year-old girl came to her mother's grave to say goodbye. She was going to join the army and go to a distant frontier. tears, don't shed How can a passionate person go to war? stay away from parents we are the same The way of life is to create by yourself... The episode about "Resisting U.S. Aggression and Aiding Vietnam" may be fictional, but it does incorporate the real feelings of the life of female soldiers. The red flag is flying in the barracks, The songs of youth are swaying on the lake. The old squad leader holds the young man's hand

"Where is your hometown?" "The battlefield is my new hometown." Lijima flower, wrapped in the beacon fire Greeting you, the scenery of North Vietnam A group of young Chinese girls, Throw yourself into this holy battlefield. laughing, endless tears song, how majestic do you remember?photo of youth A portrait of life... fire-- Air bandits are so rampant. The anti-aircraft gun roars, the Red River sings, The position became a sea of ​​fire. A warrior stands on the gun emplacement, The cannon fire sprayed like an eternal dew. ... Crazy enemy planes swoop down,

The black shadow in the scope presses over the frame "Xiaojuan, it's dangerous!" Those who are not afraid of death are afraid of danger, Death only frightens the coward. Although "Army's Daughter" follows in the footsteps of "Dedicated to the Warriors of the Third World War", the difference is that it spends nearly half of its pages expressing the rich feelings of female soldiers' life in the barracks.The female soldiers here are actually Red Guards in "military uniform". (“The name of the Red Guards continues to be honored by us.”) This poem reminds us of the Red Guards who crossed the Sino-Myanmar border without permission during the Cultural Revolution. wading through the water with their trousers rolled up).This poem reflects the emotions of a generation of young people who are filled with revolutionary passion and are about to burst:

if i die on the battlefield Please bid farewell to Tiananmen for me! ... Tongues of fire pierced the enemy's heart, The cry of youth is power! Our blood is language People will see your sincere heart. The characteristic of this poem is that the fresh air of young women overflows between the lines, without losing innocence.Finally, in the days of the "Cultural Revolution" full of clichés and piles of stereotyped essays, I revealed my sincere feelings.