在我们这片古老的土地上,萦绕着那么多的歌、那么多的诗。它们往往讲述着动人的故事。而那些最撼人心魄、久传不衰的,是紧紧牵系着这片土地荣辱兴衰的歌和诗。还在幼年,祖母拍着我入睡时,就哼着“苏武,留胡节不辱,雪地又冰天,苦忍十九年……”这歌,讲述的是汉代的苏武,出使匈奴被羁留,誓不降敌,手持旌节,在风雪中牧羊,心向祖国的悲壮故事。 There are so many songs and so many poems in our ancient land. They often tell touching stories. Those most breathtaking, long-lasting popularity is closely linked to the rise and fall of this land, the ups and downs of the song and poem. Still at a young age, my grandmother patted me to sleep, humming “Su Wu, leaving Hu festival not shame, snow and ice, suffering for nineteen years ... ...” This song tells the story of the Han Dynasty of the Soviet Union, the Huns Detained, vowed not to drop enemies, hand-held festival, sheep in the snow in the heart of the tragic story of the motherland.