Ceng Gong: Liu Yong.
Chaos is not yet yellow, leaning against the east wind.
I wonder if there is frost in heaven and earth.
This poem makes the scenery of catkins flying very vivid. With the help of the east wind, catkins dance wildly, as if the whole world belongs to them. It captures the characteristics of things, makes them personalized, and makes people see an image of being crazy when they succeed.
It turns out that frost removal refers to the frost dew in autumn in nature. As soon as autumn comes, the autumn frost falls together, and the puffed catkins also fall, and the general trend of the sun and the moon goes away at the beginning. Here, catkin is compared to a villain who runs rampant when he succeeds, and autumn frost is compared to the power of justice and axiom between heaven and earth. The personification of the willow tree in the poem and the poet's obvious condescension and ridicule to the willow tree make this poem not a simple chant to the willow tree in essence, but a lyric poem.