However, "things are unknowable and naturally move sometimes." Even a firm and upright wild crane, once greedy, is captured after being shot down by an arrow. In this way, once upon a time, honesty and frankness that stood out from the crowd and did not eat carrion became a thing of the past and was thrown out of the cloud nine. Finally, the poet sighed and concluded: In order to fill a bowl, he will give up his nobility for many years, and besides, he will have the privilege of taking a doctor's car.
This is an allegorical poem, which vividly expresses some philosophy of life, some ambition or interest of people through a concrete thing. Fable itself is a metaphor. Even if the noumenon is not pointed out, people will feel the poet's intention in concrete images. The poet of this poem is intended to satirize those who are not determined and give up their ambitions for the sake of appetite. From the narrative description in the poem, it should be pointed out that. There are many poems about cranes, but there are four comments at the end. These comments are different from those in general fables and are not conceptual. It is closely combined with poetic language and vivid image description, which makes people feel that the "noble person" who forgets the benefits and loses his will is just a "lofty" gesture. Bai Juyi also has a poem "Crane", which describes another kind of crane: "Bowing your head is afraid of cinnabar falling, and dry wings are always suspicious of snow disappearing." Perhaps this lofty and aloof red-crowned crane is his ideal