Bare-root poetry

The branches on the treetops have roots, which are close to the mountains and relatives. "Tree" is a metaphor for the poet's flesh-and-blood connection with Yan 'an and his fellow villagers. For example, "lambs eat milk to see their mothers, and rice feeds me to grow up." These two sentences are very kind and natural when the lamb is nursing, symbolizing the growth of soldiers. It not only wrote the kindness of Yan 'an mother to revolutionary children, but also wrote the attachment of revolutionary children to Yan 'an mother. The artistic image is novel and moving. Another example is "tree tops, branches, roots, roots, mountains and waters, relatives". Here is the comparison, the proper use of nature, enhancing the musicality of this poem. "Students with beards have red enough paper, and dolls are scrambling to hold their hands." This sentence is more popular and has the function of describing the environment. "The red flag of Yang Jialing is flying high, and the revolutionary Wan Li is at its climax." The first sentence stirred up a thousand waves, reminding people that the revolutionary situation expanded from Yan' an to the whole country, and the latter sentence was followed by exaggeration. "The millet of Dongshan Mountain, the valley of Xishan Mountain, the calligraphy with red flag on the shoulder", here is Xing, rich in association, deep in feelings, with the flavor of folk songs in northern Shaanxi.