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一位小孩天真地问父亲:“红军爷爷长征时为什么不喝饮料,为什么不吃巧克力呢?”对于他们,长征已成为一个“老外婆”的传奇故事。然而随着岁月流逝,它却以越来越深刻的魅力,吸引着众多的人们到长征路上去追寻,去思考。一位重走长征路的年轻军人写下了这样的诗句:“地址都成了遗址,笑容都成了遗容;长征是他们的苦难,苦难是他们的光荣”。
A child innocently asked his father: “Why did not the Red Army grandfather take a drink when he was in the Long March? Why not eat chocolate?” For them, the Long March has become a legendary story of a “grandmother”. However, with the passage of time, it has been more and more profound charm, attracting many people to the Long March to pursue, to think. A young soldier who re-took the Long March wrote the verse: “The addresses are the ruins, the smiles are the remains; the Long March is their misery, and their misery is their honor.”