井冈山是我青年岁月心中一首神圣而庄严的歌。那时,很少有,或根本未有人向我描述过井冈山的自然风光。倒是毛主席1965年故地重游写下的《水调歌头》描述过这样的图景:“到处莺歌燕舞,更有潺潺流水,高路入云端。”这其实是对井冈山风光的描写,但不知为什么这几句如画的诗句却被解释为“中国无产阶级文化大革命形势大好。” Jinggangshan is a holy and solemn song in my youth. At that time, there were few, or no one at all, describing to me the natural beauty of Jinggangshan. It was Mao Zedong’s rehearsal written in 1965, “Shuidiaogetou” describes such a picture: “Yingge swirling everywhere, more gurgling water, high into the clouds.” This is actually a description of the scenery of Jinggangshan, but I do not know why These picturesque verses are interpreted as “the great proletarian cultural revolution in China.”