Wen Yiduo loves reading, is addicted to reading, and gets drunk at first sight. On his wedding day, the new house was decorated with lights, colorful and lively. Early in the morning, relatives and friends came to congratulate him, and the bride's sedan chair arrived home, but people still couldn't find it.
We had to look around separately and found him in the study. At that time, Wen Yiduo was still wearing an old robe and was fascinated by a book in his hand, even forgetting the wedding.
2, the last speech
1946 On July 5th, at the memorial service in Li Gongpu, Wen Yiduo was fearless, angry and impassioned, and published "The Last Speech", denouncing the Kuomintang spy.
He clenched his fist and swore: "We have this confidence: the power of the people will prevail and the truth will always exist." "We are not afraid of death, we have the spirit of sacrifice, and we are always ready to step out of the door like Mr. Li.
The hind foot is not ready to step into the door again! "In the afternoon, he presided over the press conference of Democracy Weekly to further expose the truth of the assassination. After the meeting, Wen Yiduo was ambushed by Kuomintang agents on his way home and killed by more than a dozen bullets.
3. Write "Song of Seven Sons" in anger.
/kloc-in the summer of 0/925, Wen Yiduo returned from studying in the United States. Walking off the ship, the poet could hardly restrain his excitement, threw his suit and tie into the river and rushed to the embrace of his motherland. However, what awaits him is boundless darkness and great shame.
Looking at home, the mountains and rivers are broken, the wind and rain are like a rock, the jackals are in power, the powers are rampant, and the motherland is divided and occupied by others. The poet wrote the poem Discovery in grief and indignation, and then published the famous patriotic poem Song of the Seven Sons in Modern Review.
4. Being in a foreign land but caring about the motherland.
1922, Wen Yiduo went across the ocean to study in the United States, with a thin collection of Du Fu's poems in his luggage. He saw the development of the United States, and he thought of poverty and war in China.
In a letter to his family, he said: "It is hard to describe the taste of a thoughtful young man from China staying in the United States." In the United States, some students from China go to have their hair cut, but because they are colored, they don't even go in.
Although he won the lawsuit in court, the owner of this shop asked China students to have their hair cut secretly. At graduation ceremonies, it is customary for men and women to receive diplomas in pairs.
But six China boys can only form three pairs and walk to the podium by themselves, because no American girl wants to stand with them. Every time I hear and see this, Wen Yiduo will break his pen painfully.
At that time, in China, warlords were fighting and people were in dire straits. He knows that many unbearable words can be used to describe the suffering of the motherland, but his poem is "I want to praise the flowers of the motherland, and I want to praise the motherland as a flower."
Some people say: "The country is corrupt and ugly everywhere, and it is not worth loving." Wen Yiduo retorted sadly: "No, as long as it is your motherland, no matter how ugly or evil it is, love it."
He often sends his poems to friends in China and often reminds him: "Don't get me wrong, what I think is home in a narrow sense. I am thinking about the mountains and rivers in China, the vegetation in China, the birds and beasts in China, the houses in China and the people in China. "
Step 5 join the revolution
1July, 937, when the Anti-Japanese War broke out, Wen Yiduo moved to Kunming with his school and became a professor of The National SouthWest Associated University after the merger of Peking University, Tsinghua and Nankai. Facing the harsh reality, he resolutely abandoned the fantasy of saving the country by culture.
Actively participate in the struggle to resist Japan and save the nation and strive for democratic dictatorship. 1943 began to get help from Kunming underground party and NLD. The Party sent him Mao Zedong's "On New Democracy" and other works through different channels.
He began to realize that to save China, we must fundamentally overthrow the rule of imperialism and feudal warlords. After the publication of The Destiny of China, Chiang Kai-shek said that the May 4th Movement impressed him so deeply that it was unacceptable for The Destiny of China to declare war on the May 4th Movement in public.
1944 He joined the China Democratic League, and later became the executive committee member of NLD Central Committee, the propaganda committee member of NLD Yunnan Branch and the president of Democracy Weekly, and became an active democracy fighter.