This book is a collection of 89 surviving classical poems and verses written by Mao Zedong, including 34 handwritten pieces. The 89 poems are arranged in chronological order according to their creation year, and each is accompanied by a historical image forming a neat and uniform layout structure. The text and image colors gradually transition from pink to red, symbolizing the formation of revolutionary thought from its inception to maturity. The binding style features red thread binding on the left, with an exposed spine representing the infiltration of red ideology. The handwritten collection is bound in red ancient-style binding on the right, presented in a pull-out page structure to showcase the calligraphic features to the fullest extent. The two poetry collections are bound in opposite directions, with their spines combined to form a complete book title. The book box is made of red acrylic material, all in red, presenting the revolutionary red ideology. The book title is created using hot stamping technology, creating a sense of concavity and convexity. The handmade paper is rough and simple, combined with exquisite hot stamping technology, reflecting the classic, elegant, and atmospheric style of the poems.