Picking roses. Why do you have to be sad when you go home?

Because first he returned to his hometown, but she found that due to the raging war, his hometown has become unrecognizable, from the original willows with the wind blowing, into the current heavy snow, flying all over the sky, his family were killed in the war, he has no support, if it does not return to his hometown, still in the army, at least he has a place to live, has a dependence, but trusts him to return home, so she is very sad, expressing the soldier's disgust with the war and the longing for his hometown.

Cai Wei is a famous poem in ancient Chinese poetry, describing a soldier's longing for his hometown and relatives during his border guards. The theme of the poem is "going home", but the emotions expressed in the poem are very complex.

The soldiers in the poem went through long and arduous years during the frontier guard. He misses his hometown and loved ones and longs to return to them. However, when he finally returned to his hometown, he found that his hometown had changed a lot, and things and people were wrong, which made him feel even more lonely and helpless.

In addition, the "sorrow" in the poem may also refer to the deep pain and emotion of the soldier. He went through many hardships and hardships during his time on the border guard, but he still persevered and hoped to be able to return home. But when he actually returns to his hometown, he may think that his youth is gone, that he is no longer young, and this will also make him sad.

In short, the poem "Cai Wei" expresses the soldiers' longing for their hometown and relatives, and also shows the impermanence and difficulty of life. The "homecoming" in the poem is not necessarily joyful, but also contains memories of the past and worries about the future.

The author of Cai Wei is Lu Xun Lu Xun in December 1935, the protagonists of the story Shu Qi and Bo Yi are the sons of the small Shang Dynasty Guzhu State, they decided not to eat the grain of the Zhou Yuan Qi Dynasty after King Wu of Zhou established the Zhou Dynasty, so they starved to death on Shouyang Mountain. Lu Xun**, the protagonists Shu Qi and Bo Yi in Cai Wei are obviously based on them, but Lu Xun used them in ** not to take their backbone, but to use their inflexibility to satirize the world. **Zhongshu Qi and Boyi's inflexibility is reflected in the words that hang in their mouths from time to time are "holding and splitting is not in line with the way of the first king", because they thought that the Zhou invasion of Shang and the destruction of Duan Chang King changed the rules of King Wen, so they decided not to eat the food of the Zhou family and went to the mountains to pick weeds to eat weeds, and finally knew that weeds were also from the Zhou Dynasty, so they didn't eat them until they starved to death....

This is a poem written by a frontier soldier who suffered from the pain of serving and returning home in the Western Zhou Dynasty, which describes his hard life in the border and expresses his feelings of patriotism and love for his family, and his feelings of sadness. �

The first three chapters of the poem are flashbacks to the hardships of the battle. In order to resist the intrusion of the raccoon, he was far away from his family for a long time, and he longed for the border to settle down as soon as possible and return to his hometown! Chapters 4 and 52 turn sharply to describe the majesty of the border guards, and the momentum of the whole article is invigorated, and the patriotic spirit of the soldiers has been fully reflected.

The last chapter is written to dissolve the armor and return to the inside. Although they can survive, but the hard work of the past is only exchanged for today's "thirst and hunger", how can it not make people sad? �

This travel poem is selected from "Xiaoya", but it has the characteristics of "national style" folk songs, and pays attention to the use of overlapping sentence patterns and comparison techniques. For example, in the repeated chapters of the first three chapters, the text has changed slightly, and Wei's growth and sales process are used to set off the feelings of longing for an early return after leaving home, which is very vivid and appropriate. In the fourth chapter, Chang Di is in full bloom to symbolize the strength of the army, the majesty of the army, and the peculiar new police.

The last chapter is based on the scenery before and when he returns, with endless sentimentality, shallow and deep meaning, and a blend of scenes, which has always been regarded as a wonderful sentence in the "Book of Songs".

"Cai Wei" is one of the "Book of Songs: Xiaoya", and there is no record of who the author is.

Xiao Ya Cai Wei has six chapters of the poem, with eight sentences in each chapter. The first five stanzas of the poem focus on the hardships of life on the frontier, the strong homesickness, and the reasons for not being able to return home for a long time, revealing that the soldiers not only have the joy of defeating the enemy, but also deeply feel the pain of the battle, and reveal the hope for peace; The final chapter ends the poem with a painful lyricism, which is deeply moving.

The poem has six chapters and can be divided into three parts. It is a reminiscence on the way home, so it is written in flashback. The first three chapters are the first part, reminiscing about the feelings of homesickness and describing the reasons for the return.

The first four sentences of these three chapters express the feelings of homesickness and longing for home in a step-by-step manner with overlapping words and repeated chapters; And as time goes by, this mood becomes more and more urgent and unbearable. The first sentence starts with picking roses, but it is both prosperous.

Appreciation of works

Looking at the whole poem, the typical significance of the dominant sentiment of "Xiao Ya Cai Wei" is not to express the fighting feelings of sending soldiers to persuade soldiers, but to retreat the war conflict between the dynasty and the barbarians as the background, to separate the individuals who belong to the national military operations from the battlefield, and to focus on the inner world of the soldiers who have been unable to return for a long time and are worried through the recounting of the way home, so as to express the disgust and disgust of the Zhou people towards war. Therefore, this poem can be called the ancestor of war-weariness poetry through the ages.

The allusion of Boyi Shuqi: Boyi Shuqi was the son of the small country of Guzhu in the Shang Dynasty, and they decided not to eat the grain of the Zhou Dynasty after King Wu of Zhou established the Zhou Dynasty, and picked Wei Cai on Shouyang Mountain to satisfy hunger, and finally starved to death in Shouyang Mountain.

"Picking Rose" in the Book of Songs: Selected from "The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Luming Zhishi", writing a poem about a soldier who was sent to the border from the expedition to his home, the first four sentences are "Picking the Rose, Picking the Rose, and the Wei also stops." It is said that it will return, and the years will not end.

In the poem, "In the past, I went back, and the willows followed." Now I think about it, the four sentences of "rain and snow" are famous sentences.

Lu Xun's "New Story" in "Cai Wei": Created in December 1935, the story is based on the story of Bo Yi Shu Qi who did not eat Zhou Su at the end of the Shang Dynasty and the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty, ** The protagonists of "Cai Wei" Shu Qi and Bo Yi are obviously based on them, but Lu Xun used them in ** not to take their backbone, but to use their inflexibility to satirize the world, they think that Zhou invaded Shang and destroyed the King of Zhou is to change the rules of King Wen, so they decided not to eat the food of the Zhou family and went to the mountains to pick weeds to eat, In the end, he knew that Weicao was also from the Zhou Dynasty, so he didn't eat it until he starved to death......

At the same time, there is also a song called "Picking Rose".