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In China's poems, such as "plum", "willow" and "grass" are really suggestive and can arouse association.

(1) Poems about Mei. Mei, as a symbol of spreading good news and celebrating good luck in spring, has been regarded as an auspicious thing by China people since ancient times. Plum in early poetry mainly praised plum blossom itself. For example, in the Book of Songs in the Spring and Autumn Period, there is a description of "there are flowers in the mountains with a full moon, waiting for plum blossoms". People call plum blossoms "beautiful flowers", which reflects their appreciation attitude towards plum blossoms. Later, the poet began to give "Mei" more meaning in his poems. For example, The Plum Blossom Fall in the Qing Dynasty describes that "Plum Blossom Fall, Liu Hua is scattered with the wind. Sighing that I am a spring year, no one wants to call ",sighing that spring is fleeting; Also like Lu Kai in the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Yongmei's famous sentence "Fold the plum as a friend" reads "Fold the plum and send it to the leading person by mail. There is nothing in the south of the Yangtze River, so I said that I would send a spring and confess to Mei Baochun. In Li Shangyin's Yimei, "cold plum is the most hateful, and it is often used as last year's flower", which gives plum a deeper meaning. Faced with colorful "things and flowers", "cold plum" is characterized by blooming first in spring and dying in the hope of spring, which naturally reminds the poet of himself: young people have long been wise, literary titles have long existed, and themes have long existed, but they still have no talent. "Cold plum", which grew into a flower last year, is actually a symbol of the poet's unfortunate life experience. Because seeing or thinking of the sadness that will touch the life experience, the poet will naturally complain that "cold plum is the most hateful." When the poem is written here, it reveals an indescribable sadness.

(2) Poems about Liu. In terms of humanities, willow is homophonic with "willow", so the ancients often gave willow to their friends to express their farewell. Willow is a kind of plant that should germinate in spring, so willow is often used to represent spring in poetry. Therefore, willow has always been favored by poets, and people have left a lot of beautiful poems. The moral of willow, for example, Wei Zhuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in Taicheng that "when the rain hits the grass, the birds in the Six Dynasties crow like a dream. Ruthlessness is the most important willow, and it is more than a smoke cage. " Taicheng is also the center of Jinling, where the Imperial Palace and Taiprovince are located, and the last scene of the overthrow of the Six Dynasties often ends here. However, the willow tree piled with smoke has not changed its appearance, and the ten-mile long embankment is still full of spring, just like the peak of Taicheng, so it is said to be "heartless". The poet injects sadness into the music scene, which embodies nature and ruthlessness and conveys the sadness in the poet's heart. The famous sentence containing "Liu" is nothing more than Lu You, a poet in the Song Dynasty, who said that "there is no way for mountains and heavy waters to return to doubt, and there is another village with a bright future." The author uses the willow tree as a metaphor to show that when one method fails, he will solve it in another way and find the answer through exploration.

(3) Poetry about grass. Herbs are merciless, but the poet has given the grass a specific emotional color in a specific environment and in a special state of mind, which has special significance. In ancient poems, "grass" has been endowed with many cultural meanings. For example, Bai Juyi's "Farewell to Ancient Grass" in the Tang Dynasty: the vast grass crosses the plain and comes and goes with the four seasons. Wildfire can't burn it out, but the spring breeze can revive it. On Poetic Realm holds that poetry has different meanings, and "grass" means villain. "Those who recite this poem think that the villain is endless and grows like grass. And Zhang Jiuling in the "experience", also expressed his ambition to the grass, "don't you want to transplant more than other natural flowers? That is, plants have roots and hearts, and they produce fragrant flowers without seeking beauty. The author uses this as a metaphor for virtuous people to lead an honest and clean life, to study with virtue, to be virtuous, and to be successful in official career without winning praise from others, which shows the poet's ambition of not seeking fame and fortune. In Song Dynasty, Su Shi and others wrote that "fragrant grass" was a bosom friend, even a lover, and "where there is fragrant grass in the sea" in "Liangzhu" expressed this meaning. Fan Zhongyan's poem "Interview with Oberoi" says that "strong grass will not die with the wind", which is exactly the same as "strong grass is known by the strong wind" in Xiao Yu Biography of Old Tang Dynasty. He believes that only tough grass will not be blown down in the strong wind, which means that only after a severe test can we know who is really strong.