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红场是苏联首都莫斯科市中心的广场,它的西南面紧挨着克里姆林宫,周围还有波克罗夫斯基大教堂等著名建筑物。十五世纪九十年代,红场已开始形成,当时叫“集市”,是商人进行交易的广场。十七世纪后半期,它改称“红场”。俄语中的“红色的”一词,又有“美丽的”的含意。“红场”当时的意思就是“美丽的广场”。十月革命后,红场成为苏联人民举行盛大庆祝活动和阅兵的广场。红场是和列宁、斯大林的名字联系在一起的。在红场一旁的克里姆林宫墙下,有黑色和红色大理石筑成的列宁墓。斯大林逝世后,他的遗体曾和列宁的遗体安放在一起。但后来赫鲁晓夫竟对斯大林实行焚尸,把他的骨灰
The Red Square is a square in the heart of Moscow, the capital city of the Soviet Union, with the Kremlin to the southwest and the famous buildings such as the Pokrovskaya Cathedral. The 15th century, the Red Square has begun to form, was called “market” is a merchant trading square. In the latter half of the seventeenth century, it was renamed Red Square. The word “red” in Russian also has the meaning of “beautiful.” “Red Square” was the meaning of “beautiful square.” After the October Revolution, the Red Square became a square where the Soviet people held a grand celebration and parade. The Red Square is linked to the names of Lenin and Stalin. Below the Kremlin wall on the Red Square, there is a tomb of Lenin built of black and red marble. After Stalin’s death, his remains were placed with the remains of Lenin. However, Khrushchev actually practiced the burning of Stalin and put his ashes