Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote a five-line poem "Ode to Fireflies": "It's hard to put out the lights when the rain hits, but the wind blows more brightly. If it is not the sky, it is the moon star. "
The whole poem is vivid, clear and natural, and beautiful in metaphor, exaggeration and imagination. First of all, from Bixing, the darker the sky, the brighter the firefly, so it is called "light"; But the rain can't go out, and the wind can't go out, which is worse than "lights". Therefore, the characteristics of fireflies are properly written with the words "difficult" and "many". "If" is a link between the preceding and the following, and the prospect of the eyes rises sharply to the imaginary scene. "Moon Star" is brilliant, magnificent, ambitious and full of realm. Li Bai, a healthy and lively teenager, jumped to the page.