It is an image metaphor written by geese in the sky to describe the formation and dynamics of geese flying in the sky. This description method mainly compares geese to calligraphers, and expresses an elegant, smooth and rhythmic aesthetic feeling through their flight trajectory and formation.
This description emphasizes the special behavior and cultural connotation of goose as a migratory bird. In autumn, geese are winter birds in the south. They breed in the north, so their migration is seasonal and directional. During the flight, geese will form a unique formation and flight route, which is called strict formation. It is a highly organized and disciplined flight mode, which can help geese save energy, improve efficiency and reduce collision risk.
At the same time, the wild goose is also an animal with cultural significance. In the traditional culture of China, the goose is regarded as a symbol of loyalty, friendship, order and loyalty. Therefore, by comparing the geese in the sky to people who can write, it not only depicts the aesthetic feeling and cultural connotation of their elegant flight in the sky, but also highlights the importance and cultural value of geese as rare and protected animals.
Main habits of geese:
1. Migration: Wild geese are a kind of migratory birds, which migrate on a large scale in spring and autumn every year. In spring, they fly from the south to the north to find suitable breeding grounds; In autumn, they will fly from the north to the south to avoid the cold winter in the north. This migration behavior is an important way for geese to pursue climate and food resources and ensure the survival and reproduction of the population.
2. Clustering: Wild geese usually form large groups, in order to better protect themselves and reproduce. Clustering can help geese defend against predators, improve the success rate of reproduction, help each other during migration and meet various challenges.
3, leading geese: geese usually have a leading goose when flying, responsible for leading the team to fly. The leading geese are usually old geese with rich flying experience and strong leadership, and will lead the whole flock to fly in the air regularly. When the leading geese feel tired or uncomfortable, other geese will take over the leading geese to ensure the flight safety of the geese.