What is the purpose of He Qifang s Joy ? Please, thank you

He Qifang's early poems were deeply influenced by the French symbolist poetic style, and he also loved the glamorous words of Li Shangyin and Li Yu. He is especially fascinated by the colors and patterns of words, and can often capture the various colors that appear in the mind and express them with figurative words. When recounting the writing of "Yan Ni Ji", he said that at that time, "I dreamed of something beautiful and gentle all day long."

It is the enthusiasm of youth and beautiful dreams that give his early poems a variety of "joyful" colors. "Joy" is a work of this period, which is included in the collection of "Prophecy", reflecting He Qifang's artistic characteristics of fusing Eastern and Western poetics into one furnace. In this poem, the poet describes happiness from different perspectives such as color, sound, breath, touch, and smell.

What is "joy"?Joy is a color - "the wings of a white dove", the red beak of a parrot"; Joy is a sound – like a "reed flute", like a "gurgling stream"; Joy is "the hand of tenderness", the eyes of love, and the "heart" of trembling. Abstract emotions become visible, felt, grasped, heard, and touched in the poet's pen, with their concrete forms, signs, and sounds.

The emotion of joy is experienced through the various senses of the human body, and it is on the basis of this experience that the poet opens up all kinds of senses and uses various specific images to metaphorize "joy", so that readers can grasp the emotional thing of "happiness" and be infected by it. (3) Essence appreciation. He Qifang's "Joy" is full of a youthful enthusiasm, with a keen and unique feeling, a bright and lively style, exquisite and simple words, and a sense of color and **.

The poet belongs to the kind of person who is full of blood and artistic feeling, and he is in his youth, and in addition to singing loudly, there are melancholy emotions peculiar to adolescence from time to time. His happiness is the joy of melancholy, the joy of joy and sorrow. He is good at experiencing joy from sorrow, and can perceive sorrow in joy, so he said that joy is "quietly weeping, like sorrow."

This is the poet's unique experience. Satisfied.

Although it is written about joy, the thoughts and feelings expressed by people are not happy, but are full of a kind of confusion and melancholy, and repeated doubts are the poet's untraceable anguish about joy. This shows that people are helpless about life.

1 The psalmist writes about joy from both auditory and visual perspectives. Visually, the white of the wings of the white pigeon and the bright red of the red lips of the swallow are selected; Auditory, grasp the melodiousness of the reed flute, the murmuring of the flowing water, and the sound of looseness.

2 Synaesthesia The poet alternates the dynamic senses of sight, smell, and hearing, and captures the beauty of joy like a flower in the water, the fluctuating and fleeting beauty of the moon in the mist, and the distance and relationship between it and people.

3 Section IV. It implies that there is no paradise in reality and the melancholy, loneliness and hesitation of the poet's heart.

4 Joy can be both visual and auditor......y(as long as the meaning is correct).

I hope my answer landlord is satisfied!

It conveys "joy" through many sensory forms such as hearing, sight, touch, and taste

It captures the beauty of joy like a flower in water, the erratic, fleeting and fragrant beauty of the moon in the fog, and the distance and relationship between it and people.