Why is it so red?
Ah, it seems to be red,
As red as a burning fire,
It symbolizes pure friendship and love.
Why are the flowers so fresh?
Why is it so fresh?
Alas, it's too rare,
So rare that people can't bear to leave,
It is watered with the blood of youth.
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This is a song that is popular almost every post-80s and post-70s. Last June, this song was selected as "100 Excellent Songs Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of People's Republic of China (PRC)" in Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China. It's really classic and beautiful.
It is because it sounds good that we are convinced of the meaning of the lyrics. Why are flowers so red?
Because red burning like fire symbolizes pure friendship and love; Its rarity makes people reluctant to leave because it is watered with the blood of youth.
Today, I listened to Jiang Xun's speech "Beautiful, Invisible Competitiveness" three years ago, and had a brand-new feeling! At this time, I really began to learn to think about why flowers are so red from the perspective of flowers.
At this time, we can also think about a question: has anyone seen gray flowers in this world? Certainly not!
Why? Because gray is not bright enough, attractive enough, attractive enough for bees and butterflies.
Flowers have a life cycle.
The brightest and most beautiful flowers we see are actually not for human beings, but for ourselves. In order to be more dynamic and competitive.
Only in this way, it will attract more bees and butterflies to help it complete its brilliant mission of life-let life pass on, let beauty pass on!
Today is Sunday. It's really a beautiful enjoyment to listen to Mr. Jiang Xun's class, especially in line with my mood today. Why must learning be clear-cut and utilitarian?
From a practical point of view, it can also be said that it is a kind of useless learning and difficult to realize. But so what? ! I can feel the fresh and nourishing life blooming quietly!