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Walk on the west side of the water

That was in 2007. In the hot summer, Changzhou Democratic Progressive Authority organized an investigation activity in Liyang. A group of people unanimously proposed to visit the former site of the Jiangnan headquarters of the New Fourth Army in Shuixi Village. I only knew there was such a place before, but I have never been there. Of course, I'm fascinated. I didn't expect that people who have been there will be bored with revisiting the old place and are willing to see it again. At that time, I was surprised that ordinary red tourists often go with the mentality of having only one thing and not two things. If they look at their education, they won't think about it any more. But what's so mysterious about Shuixi?

The cicada is ringing, and the sun is shining, but the car quietly enters the small yard that has been baked by the sun. A group of us jumped into the yard like fish in the water, eager to find shade. Actually, we are not afraid of the sun. We are thinking about entering the old site early, where two talented partners, Chen Yi and Su Yu, once lived and fought.

In the exhibition hall, the bronze statues of Marshal Chen Yi and General Su Yu stand tall. In the history of China's revolution, there have been many outstanding revolutionary partners. Of course, Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai are the most famous, followed by Liu Deng, Lin Biao and Luo Ronghuan. The tacit cooperation between Chen Yi and Su Yu in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the War of Liberation has also become a much-talked-about story for later generations. Whenever they cooperate with each other to achieve the effect that one plus one is greater than two, these two people should be complementary in character, knowledge and ability, or proficient in one thing, extensive and meticulous, or meticulous in one atmosphere, which brings out the best in each other. In the long-term revolutionary struggle, they cooperated closely, which not only sublimated their friendship, but also achieved great achievements. Take a closer look at the bronze statues of Chen Yi and Su Yu. I think the designers must have worked hard. Chen Yi is in the middle and Su Yu is slightly on the side. Chen Yi is a careless revolutionary optimist. When he was fighting a guerrilla war in Jiangxi before, he wrote something like "At noon tomorrow, hunger is like a drum. The grain has been blocked for three months, and the rice in the bag can still be counted. The poem "Wild vegetables and boiled water" is full of lofty sentiments. Su Yu, on the other hand, is more willing to play a supporting role, plan everything in obscurity, cooperate wholeheartedly with Chen Yi, and take no credit, which is also evident from Su Yu's resignation as marshal and occupying the position of general. It suddenly occurred to me that our current collaborators, the number two in some places, or the top leaders of party committees and major government leaders can never "quote Qi Mei". Shake hands on the stage and kick their feet off the stage. They don't trust each other. What's more, the second-in-command deliberately tried to murder the first-in-command in order to get justice. All kinds of movements make people look uncomfortable. Chairman Mao famously said in Serving the People: "We come from all corners of the country and come together for a common revolutionary goal." This was the case during the revolutionary war. Now, building a peaceful country with the blood and life of the older generation also needs comrades to cooperate with each other and advance together.

Suddenly, I saw some government officials reviewing their pledge to join the Party or saluting in front of the bronze statues of Chen Yi and Su Yu. I can't help but feel a couplet written by Zhou Lianggong in Ming Dynasty. "People who buy want to learn from others and don't kowtow to others; If you want to enter this mountain, you have to leave it, so be careful. " This is a bit harsh, but it is true. The purpose of learning from sages is to start from ourselves, otherwise what's the point of paying attention to salute here?

The purple curtain wall behind the statue is inlaid with the inscription of Comrade Li Yimang, former Secretary General of the New Fourth Army and member of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, which embodies the great achievements of all the New Fourth Army in Jiangnan.

I thought a lot before I walked past the bronze statues of Chen Yi and Su Yu.

Comrade Su Yu is infatuated with Shuixi, otherwise he wouldn't tell future generations to put some of his ashes here. "Water west is a good place, miles long and thousands of piers. When I became the New Fourth Army, I came to Shuixi for a trip. " This is an old song of that year. The mountains in the west of the water are good and people are better. Such a well-fed place was ravaged by outsiders. I think every Chinese with boiling blood will be filled with indignation. In the eyes of the New Fourth Army, Shuixi is a revolutionary holy land, so that the enemy can clearly see how dazzling and burning the flame of the Chinese nation's resistance to foreign aggression is, and all invaders will flinch under this magnificent flame ... Perhaps because of this, Comrade Su Yu especially loves this place. I think that General Su Yu has been through many battles all his life, and the Huaihai Campaign is the pinnacle of his life's military command art and a big battlefield. However, Su Yu's attention to Shuixi has increased, which must be meaningful. Perhaps in the eyes of General Su Yu, no matter how well the civil war is fought, it is not a hero (although civil war is also necessary and necessary). This is like a writer who has written a lot of literary works in his life, but thinks that it is not novels that best reflect his life value, but those small essays from the heart. If the Huaihai Campaign showed more of Su Yu's military talents, then in the distant water west, General Su Yu also showed the dignity of a China person! Perhaps it is this that the general wants the soul behind him to linger here for a long time.

Walking by the water stream, I know that the land I stepped on with my feet is soaked with the blood of the sages. The sound of war has gone away, and everything belongs to the willows, and cicadas are singing loudly. But I think every nation should not forget its own history, especially the history of our struggle under humiliation. Remembering all this will enable us to see the road ahead better and shoulder the heavy responsibility of national rejuvenation and self-improvement.