The meaning of the poem "Just Drinking the Water of Yangtze River and Eating Wuchang Fish" is: I just drank the water of Changsha and ate the fish of Wuchang. The poem is taken from Mao Zedong's "Song of Water" (水调歌头-游泳), which refers to the bream at Fankou in the ancient city of Wuchang (present-day Eucheng).At the age of 63, Chairman Mao wrote this poem, still full of ambition, from the first part of the poem on the feeling of swimming and the feeling of the passing of time all the way to the second part of the poem on the blueprint of the construction of socialism in the chest of the free associative thinking.

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"Song of Water - Swimming"

Mao Zedong

It was only when I drank the water of Changsha that I ate the fish of Wuchang.

The Yangtze River is crossed by 10,000 li, and the Chutian sky is soothed by the extreme view.

No matter how the wind blows and the waves beat, it is better than walking idly, and I have got a wide margin today.

The son on the Sichuan said: the dead are like the sifu!

The wind and the boom are moving, the turtle and the snake are quiet, and they are starting to make grand plans.

A bridge flies over the north and south, the moat becomes a road.

What's more, the Xijiang River stone wall, cut off the Wushan Mountain clouds and rain, high gorges out of the Pinghu Lake.

The goddess should be safe, when the world is shocked.