In modern Mao Zedong's poem, the word Magnolia is recalled by Changsha, and the meaning of this poem.

This poem is called "Magnolia Officinalis Reminiscent of Changsha", which was written by Mao Zedong at 1965. This poem is an archaic poem, which adopts the form of "reducing words", that is, each sentence is reduced by one word, and there is only one word left in the last sentence. The following is the meaning of this poem:

Green mountains and green waters are misty and rainy, and everything is reborn in another spring.

It's cold in the west wind on an oblique day, so I don't know when to return here.

Kyushu is angry with the wind and thunder, and all the plants and trees in Ma Benteng know this.

Three cups lead the way, and five mountains seek immortality. Nothing in the world is difficult for one who sets his mind to it.

This poem can be understood as Mao Zedong's nostalgia for his hometown Changsha and youth, and also expresses his views and beliefs about life. The poem describes the changes of nature and the cycle of life, showing awe and praise for nature and life; Write about friendship and parting, and express your thoughts and feelings about the world; The last sentence "I'm afraid of a willing heart" expresses my firmness and confidence in my faith and perseverance. The whole poem is fluent and natural, full of emotion and philosophy, and has high artistic and literary value.