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"Pearl Bird".The author isFeng Jicai

Feng Jicai, born on February 9, 1942 in Tianjin, is a contemporary Chinese writer, painter and social activist.

Pearl Bird was written in January 1984 and originally published in the People** issue on February 14, 1984

Above. Thereafter, Youth Digest

and many prose anthologies, prose appreciation collections, or prose appreciation dictionaries. It has a wide readership and has had a wide impact.

"Pearl Bird" appreciation

The author is talking about the relationship between humans and birds, but the idea of the article is not limited to that. This essay deliberately depicts life, and the author attaches profound philosophies to the real life described, so this vivid and timeless prose contains a strong allegory.

The article does not touch on real life at all, but whoever reads such a story can't help but think: trust is also the norm of human social life. This is the true intention of this article, and the superb ingenuity of the work is also here.

The author of this article is Feng Jicai.

"Pearl Bird".The author isFeng Jicai

The author, Feng Ji, is a famous contemporary writer, born in Tianjin in 1942, Ningbo, Zhejiang.

He is currently the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles.

Vice chairman, president of the China ** Society, chairman of the China Folk Literature and Art Association, dean of the Feng Jicai Institute of Literature and Art of Tianjin University, and editor-in-chief of "Literary Freedom".

The Artist Magazine.

Feng Jicai mainly writes **, and his representative works include "Yihe Fist", "Three Inches of Golden Lotus", "Tall Woman and Her Short Husband".

Carved Pipe", "Divine Whip" and so on. He also excelled in painting and also wrote prose. After graduating from high school in 1960, he went to Tianjin Painting and Calligraphy Society to engage in painting, and developed a strong interest in folk art and local customs, and after 1985, he had a profound impact on the literary world with "cultural reflection".

Appreciation: The Pearl Bird essay tells the moving story of the author getting along with three cute birds day and night. A friend gave me a pair of pearl birds, and under my careful care, the birds settled down in peace, and soon had a chick.

It grew closer to humanity and eventually fell asleep on my shoulder. Feng Jicai, with his loving brushstrokes, depicts a touching scene for us.

The prose is rich in quality, and the content of the article itself is also rich in quality. The prose writes many times about the birds' calls: "flute-like thin and bright calls", "cries thin and delicate whines", and "click" and "click" in the ontophonic words to write about the naughty sounds made by the chicks in the study.

The clear sound of these birds, combined with the melody and rhythm of the text itself, makes people's voices sound in the ears and the heart is relaxed.

The author carefully observed the birds' every move, and arranged a safe place for the birds who had just arrived at home.

Although the pearl birds already had a "cozy and warm nest" when their friends brought them in, the author still carefully rearranged a secluded room for them, so that the birds could start a new life in warmth and harmony.

This essay is an ode to love between man and nature. Through the delicate description of the blind date between humans and birds, the rich poetry and profound philosophy in the text not only show the author's love for nature and life, but also seem to make people realize the true meaning of all beauty from the universe to the world.

As it is written in the article, because of love, the author observes the bird's every move with great care; On the other hand, due to careful observation, the author's love for this innocent creature is further deepened. There are many descriptions of this kind of love in the article, and the author carefully sketches the image of the pearl bird with light and lively brushstrokes, composing an ode to love between humans and animals.

The author assigns the human spirit to the ignorant bird. With light and lively, dense and dense brushstrokes, the image of the pearl bird is carefully outlined for people, and an ode to love between humans and animals is composed. The ending sentence "trust often creates a beautiful realm" shines with moving ideological brilliance.

1.I love the pearl bird very much:

Arrange the nest so as not to alarm them.

Because of love, the bird's pen is also full of spirituality. In the world, care and trust are needed everywhere.