"I would like to be a red candle and always be an Xingtan person" is a poem by China, which means that I would like to burn myself like a red candle to illuminate the students' way forward. At the same time, I will always stand firmly on the apricot altar and be a person who is interested in education.

This poem expresses love and dedication to education. Among them, "Wu Ge" refers to the process of studying, understanding and dealing with objective things, which is extended to the pursuit and exploration of knowledge and truth. "Red candle" symbolizes enthusiasm and spirit of sacrifice, and expresses willingness to light the way forward for students and guide them to the other side of knowledge.

The "Dezhi" in "Dezhi often works as an Xingtan person" emphasizes the firm belief and pursuit of education. "Xingtan" is a symbol of ancient education in China, representing the lofty position and mission of education. This sentence expresses the author's willingness to stick to the apricot altar forever, devote himself to education and make his own contribution to cultivating the next generation.

Generally speaking, this poem reflects an educator's selfless dedication and love for education, and expresses his determination and belief that he is willing to light the way forward for students and make unremitting efforts for education.