Political disputes are like hostility. How to pronounce caring feelings as brothers?

Political strife is like hatred, and the pronunciation of hatred in care is qiú chóu u.

Specific explanation:

It means: in life, you are close relatives of the same flesh and blood, but politically, you are hostile enemies. "Political struggle" naturally refers to Jiang's adherence to the policy of "settling down in the busy outside", while Zhang attaches importance to the national justice and advocates uniting with * * * to resist Japan.

Background introduction:

1On April 5, 975, Chiang Kai-shek died of a heart attack at the Yangmingshan official residence in Taipei at the age of 88. According to local customs, Jiang Jingguo dressed his father in seven pairs of trousers and seven pieces of underwear, including robes and mandarin jackets, and pinned a bright red jade medal on his chest, wearing a national light medal and a left and right medal.

Four days later, Zhang Xueliang came to the official body of Chiang Kai-shek and made a final farewell. He looked dignified and leaned over and stroked the crystal coffin with trembling fingers. Chiang Kai-shek's personal belongings, felt hats, hats, gloves and walking sticks, as well as four books, Three People's Principles, Bible, Clear Springs in the Desert and Tang Poetry, which he usually reads much, were also put into the coffin by Song Meiling.

Everyone saw the words 16 on the elegiac couplet sent by Zhang Xueliang: love Yin and love flesh and blood; Political disputes are like hostility. Some people say that the sixteen words written by Zhang Xueliang are a portrayal of his complicated relationship with Chiang Kai-shek, while others say that the word 16 is far from writing their grievances.

According to historical records, Zhang Xueliang didn't want to attend Chiang Kai-shek's funeral, but Song Meiling personally wrote to invite him, and he didn't come to say goodbye. When Zhang Xueliang was interviewed and wrote his memoirs in his later years, he did not denigrate Jiang Jun, but he still respected him. He always said, "Mr. Jiang is very kind to me."

This kind of mind and open-mindedness is really rare, but the elegiac couplet written by Zhang Xueliang himself is sincere and incisive, which not only tells Zhang Jiang's complex feelings, but also summarizes his past history. Maybe he has seen through everything. After all, national affairs and personal feelings are two different things. Although they have different political views, they still have deep feelings for each other.