1. Falling red is not heartless, but turning into spring mud will protect the flowers.
The poet used "falling red" to describe the teacher's care for the students, indicating that although the red flower fell, the love and protection contained in it did not disappear. And "turning into spring mud" means that teachers teach students, nourish students and help them grow up like spring mud. So the poet lamented the teacher's selfless dedication here.
2. Silkworms in spring will weave until they die, and candles will drain the wick every night.
The poet used "spring silkworm" and "wax torch" to describe the teacher's dedication and dedication to students. "Spring silkworms will weave until they die" means that spring silkworms are willing to sacrifice their lives for spinning, which means that teachers are willing to spare no effort to dedicate their lives to students. "
And every night, the candle will cry the wick away "means that the candle burns to ashes, which means that the teacher's tears are dry, but his/her enthusiasm is still burning."
3. Hsinchu is taller than the old bamboo branches, and it is supported by the old cadres.
The poet uses "Hsinchu" and "Laogan" to describe the relationship between teachers and students. "New bamboo is higher than old bamboo branches" means that new bamboo is higher than old bamboo, which means that students grow up and surpass teachers under the guidance of teachers. "Fully supported by veteran cadres" means that bamboo grows taller because of the support of veteran cadres, which means that the growth of students cannot be separated from the careful teaching of teachers.
I don't envy Wang Xiangde's sword, because I wear clothes in the middle of the night.
Because teachers impart knowledge, they don't envy others for their high status, power and wealth. Teachers pay more attention to imparting knowledge than to their own interests or wealth. This poem emphasizes the teacher's noble character and ideological orientation.
5. In a threesome, there must be a teacher. Choose the good and follow it, change the bad.
This is a famous saying of Confucius and the core idea of moral education. The poet takes "threesome" as an example to show that in daily life, no matter where he goes, there are always people who are more moral and knowledgeable than themselves. This sentence emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and improvement, and also reflects China's traditional educational thought.
6. Your husband is full of peaches and plums, so why should he plant a variety of flowers in front of the hall?
Even if there are peaches and plums (two kinds of fruits, symbolizing rich resources) all over the world, a teacher doesn't have to plant flowers in his garden, because his value lies not only in his material wealth. The poet pays tribute to the teacher and expresses his reverence for his knowledge and morality.
7. "Decline": I am well aware of Song Yu's bitterness, romance and elegance. He is also my teacher.
The poet is well aware of the tragic experience of Song Yu (an ancient writer), and he also thinks that a romantic and elegant figure (referring to a person with cultural accomplishment and good moral character) is his teacher. The poet pays tribute to his teacher through this poem. He thinks his teacher is a person with high cultural accomplishment and excellent moral quality.
8. Teachers are easy to find, but hard to find.
Ancient knowledge is easy to obtain, because there are many books and classics to learn. However, if you want to find a good teacher, it is very rare. A teacher is someone who can guide, help and cultivate others. Therefore, the poet emphasized the rarity and importance of human teachers, because human teachers can not only impart knowledge, but also cultivate people's moral quality.