“ Those who know me are called my worries; I don't know what I want”—— The inscription
“知我者，谓我心忧；不知我者，谓我何求。”——题记
Qu Qiubai is actually a very recognizable character. The exquisite facial features, handsome face, and the pair of round framed and worn-out glasses made me recognize him from that old picture at once
瞿秋白，其实是个极易辨识的人物。精致的五官，帅气的面庞，加上那副圆框的，破旧的眼镜，使我从那张老照片中，一下子认出了他。
when I visited Qu Qiubai with a serious mood, he relaxed me with a smile. Calm, don't be rigid. The smile on Qu Qiubai's face is very infectious. With a slight grin and a leisurely smile, it makes people feel warm and happy for no reason
当我怀着严肃的心情拜见瞿秋白时，他却用笑容让我放松。从容，不必死板。瞿秋白脸上的笑是极富感染力的。嘴略微一咧，露出一副从容不迫的微笑，没来由地让人感到心暖和愉悦。
Qu Qiubai's life was hard, but brilliant. He traveled across the sea to study in the capital as a teenager, embarked on the road of Communist revolution, and then died calmly in his middle age. With a calm heart, he awakened the door of success that had been sleeping for years. The extraordinary life at the age of 36 came to an end because of righteousness
瞿秋白的人生是艰辛的，但却是光辉的，从少年时的漂洋过海去京城求学，到走上共产主义革命的道路，再到正值中年的从容就义。他以一颗从容的心唤醒沉睡了数年的成功之门。三十六岁的峥嵘人生，因为就义画上了一个句号。
Qu Qiubai was a great man, but he never thought he was great. He even wrote "superfluous words" before he died
瞿秋白是一代伟人，但他从未认为自己有多伟大。甚至在就义前还写下了《多余的话》。
standing under the Qu Qiubai monument, I had to look up and try to look up at its top. The rectangular monument no longer seems to be a monument, but Qu Qiubai himself. Standing between heaven and earth, he looked to one side, to the distance, and to the road of the 25000 mile long march
站在瞿秋白纪念碑下，我不得不抬头努力仰望它的顶端。那座长方体的纪念碑似乎不再是碑，而是瞿秋白本人。他矗立在天地之间，向一方眺望着，眺望远方，眺望那二万五千里长征走过的路。
Qu Qiubai is not so much an excellent Communist as a thinker of the soul. He wrote in one of his poems:“ If a person has a soul, why need this body! But if not, what is the use of this body” Indeed, people's own faith lies in the soul, and the body is just a body. During the three months of being imprisoned by the Kuomintang, he chose the soul instead of clinging to the body; He chose to die rather than live. What's the point of living? In the end, it still corrupts the soul
瞿秋白，与其说他是位优秀的共产党员，倒不如称之为灵魂的思想家。他在他的一首诗歌中这样写道：“如果人有灵魂的话，何必要这个躯壳！但是，如果没有的话，这个躯壳又有什么用处？”的确，人的本身信念就在于灵魂，身体只是个躯壳而已。在被国民党囚禁的三个月里，他选择了灵魂，而没有死抓着躯壳不放；他选择了就义，而没有苟活。纵使是苟活，又有什么意义？到头来仍然是腐蚀灵魂。
this is the end of his extraordinary life, which is more colorful. The last article he wrote still wanted to devote himself to the cause of medicine. Or ridiculous, or speechless, and we only use three deep bows to express infinite respect
他峥嵘的人生以此结尾，更因此而绚烂多彩。他遗笔的最后一文仍想着献身医药事业。或可笑，或无语，而我们只有用三个深深的鞠躬以表达无限的敬意。
although the body is missing, the soul still exists. Qu Qiubai's extraordinary life will never end&hellip…
尽管躯壳不见，但灵魂仍存。瞿秋白的峥嵘人生也绝不会结束……(文/李凯枫)