The child bathed in the soil, the father sweated in the soil, and the grandfather was buried in the

The picture is of poverty in rural China, where adults who are busy raising their families have no time to play with their children, leaving them to play in the dirty mud. "Bathing in the mud" is a metaphorical technique, which reminds people of an unattended child covered in mud playing crazy and frolicking, not raising his godfather, however, this is the helplessness and sadness of the father.

Dad sweating in the land is also a common image of China's hard-working peasants, and it is their silent hard work and sweat in the land that they can exchange for the food that the people of the whole country rely on for survival. And in this white grain, how much hard work and sweat of farmers are contained.

Grandpa was buried in the land, and his grandson was still at the age of playing in the mud, and grandpa should have held his grandson to enjoy the joy of his old age, but at this moment he was buried deep in the land, and it was the long years of hard work that made him die prematurely. The bitterness of the peasants can be seen. The point here is also that the "soil" that the three poems repeatedly emphasize is the soul of the poem.

It is by relying on the land that the peasants continue themselves and the lives of the people of the whole country, but the land also bears their toils and bitterness. Born in the soil, growing up in the soil, sweating in the soil, and finally buried in the soil, these are the helpless cycles that countless farmers have repeated for generations.

The stages of life and the sense of responsibility and a bird's-eye view of life. Give people a motivation to abandon fame and profit!

It is not easy for a farmer, and he has dedicated himself to the people from generation to generation. Labor is glorious, and working people are the most industrious...

The child bathed in the soil, the father sweated in the soil, and the grandfather was buried in the soil.

It is illegal to dispose of bones at will.

Guilty of insulting and mutilating a corpse.

After relatives help with the burial, the children are responsible for paying for the burial! However, when the court tries the criminal suspect, the victim's family may file an attached civil lawsuit, claiming that the criminal shall compensate for all the economic losses caused by the victim.

This cost should be borne and should be returned if paid in advance by others.

The law does not stipulate it, and this is a matter of conscience.

While burying his father, Alexei saw that the frog was also buried in the earth.

Zang Kejia's poems are philosophies brewed in lyricism, and they are philosophical poems. Wen Yiduo once came to an incisive conclusion, "There is no poem of the Ke family that does not have an extremely real meaning of life." This "extreme truth" comes from the poet's philosophical summary of caring for the essence of life and grasping the essence of life.

The lyrical short poem "Three Generations" has the artistic characteristics of simplicity, conciseness, coldness and profundity.

The poem "Three Generations" has 21 words and three characters, forming a picture of the life of three generations of grandparents and grandchildren dealing with the soil. The poems seem to be flowing and easy to come by, but in fact they are infinitely meaningful and concise. The whole poem uses a set of analogous sentences, which are completed in one go and are integrated.

The word "bath" in the poem is reminiscent of the childishness of a child, but at the same time it is also possible to imagine the poverty of the peasants. The word "sweat" is used as a manifestation of the hard work of the peasants, but the result of "sweat dripping into the soil" has not lifted them out of poverty, not only to make people feel unjust and embarrassed. The ending of "grandpa" being buried in the soil is no different from the fate of ordinary people, but at this time, this situation is very thoughtful in sympathy and pity.

The word "tuli" overlaps and is impregnated with the persistent pursuit of land by hard-working farmers. From the poet's picture of the life of three generations of grandparents working with the soil, we can see not only the fate of a peasant family, but a concentrated summary of the fate of a peasant for thousands of years. As a result, this poem has a profound connotation and a poet's philosophical thinking, so although the poem is short, it has infinite meaning.

The image of "facing the loess with his back to the sky" in the poem, the hardships of being accompanied by the soil for generations, and the sadness of the burial of "the end of life" strongly infect every reader and deeply hit people's hearts.

In terms of writing, the poet does not embellish or describe, but uses extremely simple and concise writing to closely grasp the unique angle of the relationship between farmers and the land, revealing a ruthless fact: the "children" who are "bathing in the soil" today should "sweat in the soil" tomorrow, and at that time, the "father" has already been old and weak, squeezed out the blood and sweat on his body, and will be "buried in the soil" again. In the poem, there is not only the poet's sympathy for the peasants, but also the praise of the peasants.

The poet's emotion is infinite and hidden, and his writing is concise and simple but also profound, making this poem a masterpiece that reflects the life of the peasants.

The child bathes in the dirt;

Daddy sweats in the dirt;

Grandpa was buried in the earth.