Why do pure and lovely fawns always appear in ancient poetry?

Because fawns give people a pure beauty, and there is no suitable animal to write poetry, fawns always appear in ancient poetry.

Because in ancient times, people yearned for the fawn, the fawn is a symbol of freedom, and it is flexible and agile, people love the fawn very much.

The fawn is a pure animal in nature, so it has been loved by literati throughout the ages. Throughout the history of Chinese literature, the connotation of deer imagery is not only extremely rich and diverse, but also reflects the aesthetic feelings of the creator. Starting with ancient poetry, studying the rich connotation of deer imagery is also conducive to us to intuitively feel the aesthetic connotation of the ancients.

The fawn always shows a simple and cute appearance, and everyone likes it very much, so the fawn always appears in ancient poetry.

The deer is a fairy beast in myths and legends, it has a beautiful meaning, it represents auspiciousness and longevity, the ancients regarded the deer as an auspicious and magical beast, it is innocent and beautiful, smart and lively.

Because in the eyes of ancient people, they thought that the fawn was a very cute and flexible animal, and there were some rumors that the fawn was a creature with a fairy temperament.

The deer was a symbol of good luck and beauty in ancient times, and in many folk customs, this animal is usually used as a pattern for happy events.

Summary. Hello dear, do you like the fawn in poetry Why: I like the fawn in poetry very much, and the reasons are as follows:

The fawn is a docile and pure animal, and is often described as an image of innocence, beauty, and innocence. In ancient poems, the fawn is often used as a typical image of a gentleman, and is endowed with noble qualities, such as "outside the South Mountain, the vast space, walking lightly, leaning over to watch the deer and cranes". The fawn is also often used to describe love, such as "standing behind a screen with its back facing me, like a fawn bathing in the sun".

Hello dear, do you like the fawn in the poem Why: I like the fawn in the poem very much, the reason is as follows: The fawn is a docile and pure animal, which is often simply described as innocent, beautiful, innocent and other images.

In ancient poems, the deer is often used as a typical image of a gentleman, and is endowed with the noble qualities of the Xiao family, such as "outside the South Mountain, the vast space, walking lightly, leaning over to watch the deer and crane". The fawn is also often used to describe love, such as "standing behind a screen with its back facing me, like a fawn bathing in the sun".

Expansion: In poetry, the reason why the deer is often used as an image may be that the deer is supple, fast, beautiful and other characteristics, which helps to express the poet's sense of accompaniment and artistic conception. In addition, the image of the fawn's innocence and innocence is often used to describe the emotions of youthful and innocent people, which has a certain symbolic meaning.

The fawn often appears in classical Chinese poetry, and Lu Yu is endowed with rich symbolism. The fawn is often used as a metaphor for the poet himself or a character, usually in relation to the natural environment, and expresses the weakness, purity, and innocence of the friend, and these characteristics reflect more the poet's inner emotions.

In the eyes of ancient literati and doctors, the fawn was often a symbol of the arrogant and uninhibited gentleman. For example, Li Paidong Hanchen smiled in "Sleepwalking in the Sky and Leaving Farewell", "Farewell from afar, the green mountains are empty, the green mountains do not change the green water and flow for a long time, I want to ask when the west wind will come, but I hope that the fluttering will not come here, the guests are full of color, and the car trembles and treads the green forest birds", in which the car lightly tiptoes on the green forest birds hints at the protagonist's elegant demeanor and light figure, and also shows his spiritual characteristics of yearning for freedom, art and beauty.