Author: wenbolingsource: the fireworks world of wenboling (ID: wenboling2020)
Boling said:
Fill a hole and talk about Tao Zhu and Zeng Zhi.
Not many people know pottery casting now,
But he was once called Nan batian,
To a certain extent, it even affects the trend of China,
He is a figure at a turning point in history.
01
Like many senior cadres of the founding of the people’s Republic of China, Tao Zhu’s original family is good.
Tao Zhu’s grandfather Tao yizhai was a scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. He had read books of sages and sages for half his life, and was full of thoughts about cultivating self, governing the country, and stabilizing the world. However, the breaking situation in the late Qing Dynasty was so rotten that Tao yizhai died of depression at the age of 37.
Tao Tiezheng, Tao Zhu’s father, participated in the league and the 1911 Revolution. In the early years of the Republic of China, he worked as a coal transportation officer in the Hubei provincial governor’s office and accumulated a certain social reputation. Later, he even got involved in the struggle between Wu Peifu and Tan Yankai for Hunan, and established an armed force to contain Wu Peifu.
However, before the revolution was successful, Wu Peifu’s officers spent 1500 ocean dollars to bribe the landlords and local tyrants in Hunan to arrest and kill Tao Tiezheng in the name of “bandits”.
Tao Zhu was only 10 years old that year.
Although he is young, with such a father and grandfather, Tao Zhu can obviously not be an ordinary person.
Tao Tiezheng has a friend named Shen Sheng, who is a teacher. After Tao Tiezheng sacrificed, he took Tao Zhu to his side and taught him to read for free.
Tao Zhu also works very hard. Every night, he reads and practices until midnight. He also reads books such as the water margin and the romance of the Three Kingdoms everyday, and is ready to learn “ten thousand enemies” to avenge his father.
At the end of 1925, a friend of Uncle Tao Zhu graduated from Huangpu phase I and told him that Huangpu phase V was about to enroll students. Let me introduce you. So Tao Zhu took the letter of introduction and went to Guangzhou to apply for the military school. He was admitted to Huangpu phase V, and merged into the historical torrent of the Kuomintang communist revolution.
Grass snakes and grey lines lie thousands of miles away. Every step taken by young Tao Zhu has a very close relationship with his father and grandfather.
However, after entering the Huangpu Military Academy, Tao Zhu’s revolutionary career had nothing to do with his original family, but fluctuated with the fate of our party.
After Chiang Kai Shek launched the “April 12 counter revolutionary coup”, Tao Zhu was sent to work in Wuhan and became a battalion level adjutant of Ye Ting’s army. When our army wanted to launch the Nanchang Uprising, Tao Zhu fought with the army and stayed in Guangzhou after failure. During the “Guangzhou Uprising” at the end of 1927, Tao Zhu was pulled out to serve as the general staff.
After repeated struggles and failures, Tao Zhu’s fate fluctuated, and he no longer had a fixed plan as before.
With the failure of the Guangzhou Uprising, the party organizations in Hunan and Guangdong were severely hit. Tao Zhu could not contact the party organizations, so he went into exile while looking for the party. After passing through Hengyang, Wuhan, Xuzhou and other places, he found Beiping before reconnecting with the party organizations.
This experience belongs to the reduced version of “Zhu De looking for the party”.
In August 1929, Ouyang Qin of the Central Military Department informed Tao Zhu that the central government had decided to send you to work in Fujian.
In this way, what should have been a pure soldier has gradually been honed into a revolutionary talent who is “literate and martial”.
He rebuilt the special committee in Southern Fujian and founded the revolutionary base in eastern Fujian. In 1932, he met the teachers and the commander-in-chief in Zhangzhou and reported to them personally. Since then, Tao Zhu has become a cadre recognized by the teachers.
It was also in that year that Tao Zhu and Zeng Zhi married.
Zeng Zhi is a young veteran cadre in Jinggangshan.
In August 1926, Tao Zhu studied and trained in Huangpu for the fifth period. Zeng Zhi was also admitted to Hunan Hengyang peasant movement workshop to learn the theoretical knowledge of the Agricultural Movement and revolution. Later, he was assigned to work in Hengyang and Chenzhou. Two years later, he went to Jinggangshan with the army and became the Secretary of the Party branch of the rear General Hospital of the Fourth Red Army.
When he first went to Jinggangshan, Zeng Zhizhi was only 18 years old, which is equivalent to the age of a high school graduate now. Because of his youth, beauty and high status, he was called the red girl.
Zeng Zhi and he Zizhen were about the same age, and soon became friends who talked about everything. The two often whispered together and sometimes rolled into a quilt. Because of this relationship, after he Zizhen married the teacher, Zeng Zhi and the teacher also had a very good relationship.
Later, he Zizhen became pregnant, and the teacher asked Zeng Zhi to take care of him when he wanted to lead the army. Zeng Zhile said, “Lao Mao, I’ll take care of you.”
The little girl is young and sharp. She is often neither big nor small. The teacher is also careless and likes to joke. They always have an inexplicable sense of happiness together.
Once Zeng Zhi passed by their house, and was suddenly stopped by the teacher: “Zeng Zhi, Zeng Zhi, come here. He Zizhen is saying that I like you and love you.”
The teacher laughed as he spoke. Zeng Zhi felt ashamed and turned away. In his later years, he wrote in his memoirs: “I feel that Chairman Mao’s joke is very inappropriate.”
On the one hand, he Zizhen was her friend, and on the other hand, Zeng Zhi was also married.
In April 1927, Zeng Zhi and Xia Mingzhen married, but Zeng Zhi later said that the marriage was required by the organization, and she did not want it. It belonged to the marriage in the period of youth and ignorance.
In March 1928, Xia Mingzhen died, and Zeng Zhi resumed his single life. Because of daily contacts at work, Zeng Zhi soon married Cai Xiemin.
Although his ex husband had just died, Zeng Zhi felt that revolutionaries had to sacrifice at any time. He also talked about “three obediences and four virtues”. For Communists, marital life was secondary, and what was important was political life.
It was during this period that the teacher joked with her.
But it was also because political life was more important than husband and wife’s life. After Cai Xiemin was punished after his defeat in the war in June 1932, his political life basically ended, and Zeng Zhi and his marriage came to an end.
So Zeng Zhi, who worked in Fujian, met Tao Zhu, who was rising rapidly. They married that year.
However, in this marriage, in addition to work factors, the two still have deep feelings. Zeng Zhi recalled:
“Cai’s feelings are very fragile. Sometimes he looks like a little boy and tears with sadness. Since he got along with Tao Zhu, he has an unspeakable feeling for me. I am also happy to get along with him and always miss him in my heart. When Cai Xiemin went out in the past, I didn’t feel this kind of anxiety.”
In fact, it can also be understood that women’s preference for powerful heterosexuals is a gene evolved by human beings over millions of years. This will not change in revolutionary times or peaceful times.
If there is a strong and loving opposite sex, this marriage is the most stable.
Tao Zhu and Zeng Zhi’s marriage is like this.
02
Less than half a year after he married Zeng Zhi, Tao Zhu was arrested and imprisoned.
In March 1933, Tao Zhu was ordered to Shanghai. After Gu Shunzhang’s mutiny, Shanghai entered a low tide of revolution, and many party members and cadres were in panic. Soon after Tao Zhu arrived in Shanghai, he was betrayed by traitors.
When the Kuomintang judge tried Tao Zhu, he asked him what he believed in? Tao Zhu said that he believed in communism.
“Can you believe in the three people’s principles if I let you out?”
“No. I don’t lie to you. Even if you let me go, I don’t believe in the three people’s principles. My beliefs can’t be changed at will.”
If the KMT judge thinks that the clay casting oil and salt will not enter, he will not let you go. He may simply sentence you to life imprisonment. In this way, Tao Zhu spent four and a half years in the central army prison in Nanjing.
In the past four and a half years, other comrades have been on the long march against encirclement and suppression. Although Tao Zhu is also in danger of being shot, at least he doesn’t have to run around and has some time of his own.
Therefore, Tao Zhu read such literary books as historical records and Guwen Guanzhi during this period, and systematically studied theoretical knowledge such as politics, economy, history, literature and art, and philosophy of Marx and Engels, which greatly enriched his knowledge reserves.
He loved to write poetry all his life. After serving as the leader of the region, he also personally drafted speeches and propaganda drafts. His literary talent was so good that all the scholars admired him. This foundation was laid in Nanjing prison.
It was not until July 1937, when the Kuomintang and the Communist Party cooperated again to resist Japan, that Comrade Zhou Enlai negotiated with the government to release political prisoners, and that Tao Zhu and others left the prison and returned to the revolutionary ranks.
In order to commemorate his years in prison, Tao Zhu took a group photo with his cellmates and wrote an inscription on the back of the photo: “I recognize myself after returning from a hundred battles.”
Tao Zhu also wrote a poem:
After five years of hardship in prison, I smiled and looked at the camera proudly.
Cherish this body and remember that class hatred is still deep.
His style of poetry is not as good as that of teachers, and should be at the same level as that of Chen Yi. However, in the revolutionary ranks of that era, those who could write poetry were serious intellectuals.
In the next ten years, Tao Zhu, who returned to the revolutionary ranks, was a panacea. There was no fixed army or fixed faction. Teachers would let him go wherever they thought he needed someone.
Because Hubei lacked Anti Japanese cadres, Tao Zhu was ordered to run Tangchi cadre training class under Dong Biwu’s command. There was no Anti Japanese base in Hubei. Under the leadership of Liu Shaoqi, Tao Zhu cooperated with Li Xiannian to pull up a team of thousands of people and was reorganized into the Henan Hubei independent guerrilla detachment of the New Fourth Army.
Yan’an is preparing to hold the Seventh National Congress, and needs to sort out materials. Tao Zhu was transferred back to Yan’an to be the deputy director of the party affairs materials office of the general office of the Central Committee, specializing in sorting out historical materials since the Sixth National Congress, and compiling military literature and policies of the base area.
At the end of the Anti Japanese War, our army needed manpower to advance into the northeast. Tao Zhu was transferred to the northeast to be Secretary of the Liaoning provincial Party committee. After the victory of the Liaoshen campaign, the “four fields” left the pass to negotiate with Fu Zuoyi about the peaceful liberation of Beiping. Tao Zhu entered Beiping as a plenipotentiary.
Zeng Zhi’s position also changed with the change of pottery casting.
Tao Zhu runs Tangchi cadre training class, and Zeng Zhi is a teacher. Tao Zhu opened up the Anti Japanese base area, and Zeng Zhi was the Secretary of the county Party committee. Tao Zhu returned to Yan’an to work, and Zeng Zhi was Secretary General of the women’s commission. Tao Zhu went to the northeast, so did Zeng Zhi.
In a word, Tao Zhu is an isolated minister and a general, and Zeng Zhi is Tao Zhu’s comrade in arms.
03
In the past ten years or so, teachers have used Tao Zhu very smoothly. Wherever there is something that can not be solved, they let Tao Zhu be the fire captain, especially the two major events that Tao Zhu has done, which make teachers very satisfied.
The first is to suppress bandits in Guangxi.
In January 1950, the liberated Guangxi began the war of suppressing bandits. According to the requirements of the Central Committee, it should take half a year to complete the suppression of bandits, and then rapidly carry out economic construction.
However, Zhang Yunyi, who is in charge of the party, government and army work in Guangxi, is very old and almost 60 years old. It is inevitable that he cannot be ruthless in suppressing bandits. As a result, Guangxi implements a lenient policy in suppressing bandits, and the bandits “catch and let go”. Some people even catch and let go seven times, and the task of suppressing bandits can never be completed.
If the PLA can’t be ruthless, the bandits will have no fear. The people don’t believe that the PLA can really suppress bandits, so they sit on a fence between the PLA and the bandits.
In September, Li Tianyou, the commander of the 45th army, and Qiu huizuo, the political commissar, could not bear it. They directly sent a telegram to the Central South Bureau, requesting that new people be sent to Guangxi to solve the problem of suppressing bandits.
When the telegram reached Beijing, the teachers were also angry and criticized Zhang Yunyi by name: “Guangxi’s bandit suppression work is the worst in the country. The reason must be that there are serious shortcomings in leadership methods.”
The so-called serious shortcomings actually mean that he is not ruthless enough to resolutely eliminate them.
To change people, the teacher thought of Tao Zhu.
At that time, Tao Zhu was working in Wuhan. He was a member of the Standing Committee of the Central South Bureau, a member of the Central South military and Political Committee, and a director of the Political Department of the Central South military region. Looking at southern China, he was also a high-ranking figure. The teacher asked him to go to Guangxi to lead the suppression of bandits. Tao Zhu asked, “is this a long-term job or a short-term job?”
The teacher told him that he was a part-time worker and returned to Wuhan after the suppression of bandits.
So in November 1950, Tao Zhu was appointed as Acting Secretary of the Guangxi provincial Party committee to take charge of the work of suppressing bandits in Guangxi, and formulated a three-stage process of suppressing bandits.
First, unified leadership.
As soon as Tao Zhu arrived in Nanning, he called a meeting of senior cadres and criticized Zhang Yunyi for not taking guns when suppressing bandits, not killing people when arresting bandits, and being lenient and boundless. With Tao Zhu’s speech, Guangxi cadres rose to criticize Zhang Yunyi. After a meeting, veteran Comrade Zhang Yunyi basically stood aside.
Mo Wenhua, deputy secretary of the provincial Party committee and deputy political commissar of the military region, did not like Tao Zhu’s approach, saying that Tao Zhu completely denied the struggle against bandits in Guangxi and hurt the enthusiasm of Guangxi cadres.
However, there is no way to negate the wrong lenient policy of suppressing bandits, so as to establish a new policy of suppressing bandits.
After the unified leadership, Tao Zhu personally wrote a series of anti bandit slogans. His language was sharp and his attitude was clear. He told the people frankly about the PLA’s anti bandit attitude, hoping to get the cooperation of the people.
In politics, you have to show your attitude and viewpoint first, and then the people will know how to follow. If you are kind, don’t blame the people for riding on the wall.
Therefore, after Tao Zhu showed his attitude, he urgently launched a three-piece set of “severely punishing the chief criminals, striving for the surrender of ordinary bandits, and mobilizing the masses”, which eliminated 100000 bandits in just three months.
At this time, Tao Zhu put forward the core idea of preventing bandits from recurring – training local cadres in Guangxi.
Because the bandits in Guangxi have a deep relationship with the people, to prevent the resurgence of bandits, we must fight down the bandits militarily, help up the healthy forces of the people politically, and use the Guangxi people to rule the people in Guangxi and the good people to rule the bad.
In this way, the goal of dividing and governing local forces will be achieved.
Therefore, Tao Zhu and senior cadres in the province said: “the concept of qualifications should be broken, and we are firmly opposed to not training local cadres to take over vacant positions, and blindly expecting people from above.”
After Tao Zhu’s three stages of suppressing bandits, the bandits in Guangxi were basically eliminated. In May 1951, Tao Zhu reported to the central and South Central Bureau that “the work of suppressing bandits in Guangxi was successfully completed within half a year as scheduled.”
Although the teacher did not say that “the whole of Guangxi would be alive without pottery casting”, in fact, it was pottery casting that revitalized Guangxi.
The second thing is anti localism in Guangdong.
Localism in Guangdong has always been very serious, from the late Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. In the 1920s, the struggle of the Kuomintang was the struggle between Guangdong elders and Chiang Kai Shek and other mainlanders. In the 1930s, Chen Jitang’s anti Jiang was the Guangdong faction’s anti Jiang. The entanglement between Wang Jingwei and Chiang Kai Shek can also be understood as the struggle between Cantonese and mainlanders.
When the army of the fourth field army went south to Guangdong, this regional contradiction reappeared.
Fang Fang, the leader of the South China sub Bureau, is a native of Guangdong. When assigning cadres, he appointed a number of cadres who went down to the south to be county heads, and promoted local cadres in Guangdong to be county Party secretaries, putting pressure on the cadres who went down to the south.
This arrangement will inevitably lead to problems.
The cadres who went down to the South thought that we had made outstanding contributions from the White Mountains and the black waters to the ends of the earth. How could we not get an important position in Guangdong? Obviously, he was treated unfairly.
However, Guangdong cadres feel that we are also meritorious to the revolution and better understand the situation in Guangdong. Why should we listen to cadres going south?
As a result, the contradiction between the north and the South has become increasingly fierce.
Even if there are disputes over posts, there are also disputes over the economy between cadres going south and cadres from Guangdong.
The cadres in Guangdong have not been tempered by large-scale wars. In addition, the social atmosphere in Guangdong is inevitably a bit loose. Many people even wear slippers to work like the landlords now, and they do not work hard. Lai Chuanzhu said that they “spend a lot of energy on paying attention to the problems of houses and cars.”
Will there be no problem for cadres going south?
Of course.
Some cadres who went south and the people’s Liberation Army had the problem of secretly reselling grain and gasoline, and sometimes they could quarrel because of the uneven distribution of money.
This kind of thing happened many times, and even the mature and prudent Ye Shuai called them bastards.
If it is only a conflict between cadres, it is nothing. The key problem is that Guangdong’s localism is too serious, which leads to the failure of Guangdong’s land reform. The Central South Bureau criticized Guangdong’s land reform for not being strong enough. Teachers also felt that the leadership of Guangdong’s land reform was too weak and the progress was too slow.
This is a major issue concerning the transformation of the country.
So the teacher thought of Tao Zhu again. In December 1951, Tao Zhu was transferred to Guangdong and concurrently served as the fourth Secretary of the South China branch, replacing Fang Fang in charge of the land reform work in Guangdong.
Not long after taking office, Tao Zhu carried out 36 “land reform purges” in Guangdong, dealt with nearly 7000 local cadres from Guangdong, and proposed a land reform policy of “relying on the army and cadres going south”. After this rectification, localism in Guangdong was dealt a great blow, and ye Shuai, a native of Guangdong, was also transferred back to Beijing.
Naturally, the land reform work is progressing smoothly.
From then on, Tao Zhu took root in Guangdong and worked until the mid-1960s. From one of the many leaders of Guangdong, he rose all the way up to the first Secretary of the Central South Bureau and the first Secretary of the Guangdong provincial Party committee. At that time, he was called “Southern tyrant.”
During this period, Tao Zhu still played the role of an isolated minister and general, dealing with local affairs and guarding the central and southern half of the country with ruthless tactics, similar to Han Wu, Zhang Tang, Yong Zheng and Nian gengyao.
Zeng Zhi worked in Guangzhou with Tao Zhu, and his life was very quiet.
04
The mid-1960s was a turning point in the fate of pottery casting.
In May 1966, Tao Zhu was promoted to Beijing as the standing secretary of the Secretariat and Minister of propaganda. Three months later, he was elected as a member of the Standing Committee at the 11th plenary session of the Eighth CPC Central Committee, ranking fourth after Premier Zhou.
In other words, Tao Zhu suddenly became the fourth most important person in the country from a local official.
Before leaving from Guangzhou, Tao Zhu and Zeng Zhi talked about job transfer. Zeng Zhi’s analysis was very accurate: “you are not suitable, you are not competent.” Tao Zhu was suggested to resign from these posts.
Tao Zhu certainly knew that Zeng Zhi was right in his analysis, but he had no way out: “I have considered this matter for a long time, and I can’t quit it. What can I say now that the matter is over?”
The reason why he could not resign was that the long planned great revolution was about to begin. The teacher transferred him to Beijing in the hope that he would be an isolated minister and general of the great revolution as before. Therefore, in addition to these official posts, he was also made an adviser to the revolutionary group.
On the one hand, he is a local senior official, which can make up for the lack of political experience of scholars. On the other hand, he is a veteran cadre of the four fields, who can cooperate with Lin in civil and military affairs. Finally, he has deep qualifications and can be a lubricant between old comrades and new cadres.
Isolated ministers and generals can also play the role of licorice.
With licorice, traditional Chinese medicine can harmonize the drug properties without being too spicy. Without licorice, various drugs will collide with each other and destroy the effect of one medicine.
Therefore, in the great revolution, Tao Zhu played a very important role, and the role of this role was related to the success or failure of the whole thing.
But pottery casting is no longer what it used to be.
He has governed the local area for more than ten years and has his own understanding of many things. For example, in the early 1960s, when the economy was tense, he went to Longsheng County to investigate and write the Longsheng investigation report. For the first time, he proposed that there should be a responsibility system for agricultural production, and the operation team can implement a production responsibility system of contacting output and rewarding overproduction.
This view has a lot in common with the popular “household production quota” at that time.
Because of his political views, Tao Zhu, who came to Beijing, quickly broke away from the expectations of his teachers and went in the direction he did not expect.
On the question of whether to send a working group during the revolution, according to past practice, Liu advocated sending a working group and Tao also advocated sending a working group, but the teachers’ opinion is that it can be sent or not, and don’t send a working group in a hurry.
The meaning of this sentence is actually not to send.
So Tao Zhu stood on the opposite side of this idea.
On the question of whether workers’ and peasants’ units should participate in the revolution, the premier advocated that workers’ and peasants’ units should not participate in the revolution to ensure industrial and agricultural production. Tao Zhu fully agreed. However, the teacher’s opinion is that the industrial and agricultural units should also participate in the national game of chess.
So Tao Zhu stood on the opposite side of this idea.
There are many similar problems. Generally speaking, Tao Zhu is used to adjusting theory according to reality, rather than changing reality according to theory, based on many years of political experience. He still follows the teacher, but he has his own persistence in this matter.
His daughter complained in front of him, saying, “why should we do this now?”?
Tao Zhu became angry and lost his temper with his daughter: “why did you ask me? I didn’t decide how to do this. I can’t figure it out.”
After six months of running in, Tao Zhu never changed his persistence, so his role changed from an isolated minister to a general to a stumbling block.
Originally, you were transferred to Beijing to help deal with problems and reconcile the contradictions between the new and the old, between the civil and military, and between the left and the right. But in the end, you fell on one side, so you fell.
Tao Zhu, who was thus promoted to the fourth figure, was sidelined in less than half a year.
With the ups and downs of Tao Zhu’s fate, Zeng Zhi also went up and down. He weighed only 67 kilograms.
However, the teacher is very rational. Tao Zhu is on the sideline because of the route problem, which has nothing to do with Zeng Zhi. So he specifically said, “what’s wrong with Zeng Zhi? Tao Zhu is Tao Zhu, and Zeng Zhi is Zeng Zhi.”
In a word, leaving aside their relationship.
But the great revolution did not have Tao cast as a cadre and licorice, which completely lost the possibility of steady progress. People in it also lost the buffer layer and began to tit for tat. Especially in that group, Tao Zhu was slightly normal when he was a consultant. After Tao Zhu’s absence, he quickly lost control and became the target of public criticism.
05
Unlike some fallen horses, Tao Zhu’s character is very good.
When he worked in Guangzhou, he never had the concept of weekends. Basically, he was busy from getting up to early morning, and from Monday to Sunday. It was like a day for ten years. If you’re busy with your work, you’ll still have to take the vice mayor to visit privately in disguise to see how the vegetable market is and how the municipal construction is.
He is unwilling to ask for welfare even on holidays.
On one new year’s day, the Central South Bureau distributed pork to staff. Tao Zhu, the Secretary, the driver and the guard were given a total of 18 kilograms, which were uniformly distributed to Tao Zhu’s home. As a result, Tao Zhu became angry when he saw the pork at home, saying that he would send all the pork back.
People around said that the new year pork issued by the Central South Bureau was put here by sister Zeng Zhi.
Tao Zhu scolded Zeng Zhi. How did you do that? Ah?
Zeng Zhi advised him that if you have a high leadership style, you can not eat pork. Other comrades are waiting for this pork. You can’t give it to them.
At last Tao Zhu listened and sent back his pork, while others took back their pork.
Sometimes when I go to the Soviet Union for business, the Soviet Union sends 600 rubles to every foreign guest. Tao Zhu is reluctant to buy a gift for his daughter. He buys a bunch of lawn mowers, vacuum cleaners and so on and gives them to agricultural machinery units.
Such a person finally took such a big turn. If he has any selfishness, it’s definitely not true. It’s just that he has different understanding of theory and practice.
In the end, an isolated minister is still an isolated minister, but an active general is not an active general.
In 1969, Tao Zhu was diagnosed with advanced cancer, and there was not much time left, so he wrote two songs of “gift to Zeng Zhi” to thank her for her 30 years of company. After reading it, Zeng Zhi cried, wrapped it up and sewed it into his cotton padded clothes. Ten years later, he opened the cotton padded clothes and made it public:
The ups and downs of one’s life can only be seen from one’s own experience. Who has pity for the white hair to comfort the dusk.
Heaven and earth will always shine on my liver and courage, and I will never forget bearing Ma En in life and death.
Even if you can redeem your wrongdoing by throwing yourself into famine, you don’t need to sprinkle wine to summon your soul.
Whenever I wake up from a dream, it is difficult to cry, and the ashamed Wang Zhang has tears.
It’s hard for me to go back to the battlefield. I feel your kindness is pressing the clouds.
Ruthless white hair promotes cold and summer heat, and obscurity suppresses bitterness and acid for the rest of life.
The sick horse knows that the hoarse oak is late, and the withered sunflower is more afraid of the frost.
Forget the past, selfless and broad.