The poem at the beginning of the root

Poems describing objects

The poet compares roots to branches and leaves. Branches and leaves contribute to the ground, and roots contribute to the ground. Branches and leaves can hear birds singing and feel the breeze, but roots can't.

Through the image of Root, the poet praised those who are willing to contribute their strength silently to the great goal of * * *, who are unwilling to enjoy hardships, face the difficult environment calmly, do not seek fame and fortune, and only get full satisfaction and comfort from the results obtained by * * * through hard work.

Emotional attitude and values: society needs not only "red flowers", but also people who work silently and selflessly like "roots". Establish a correct outlook on life and values.

In the poem "Roots", the poet Han Niu created an image of a persevering person, a shoulder bearer and a devotee for us.

The root is an ideal support. "I am the root", the beginning of the poem is a metaphor for the root, which shows my identity, and the image of a supercilious and brave person jumps from the paper. Different from the secular upward trend, Roots "grow silently underground all their lives, downward, downward ……" because "I believe there is a sun in the center of the earth". Willing to be born "underground" and always "downward" stems from a belief, a pursuit and an insistence on ideals. Yes, years have given us days, and at the same time, there is that terrible night. It's not terrible to grope in the dark. What is terrible is that the lighthouse of faith sinks to the bottom of the sea. The road can be more tortuous and the night can be longer, but as long as the sun is planted in the bottom of my heart, life will become bright and beautiful.

The root is the bearer of suffering. Compared with branches and leaves, the life of roots is lonely and represents a kind of suffering. "I can't hear birds singing in the branches, and I can't feel the soft breeze." All sunshine comforts, rain nourishes and beautiful scenery happens to others. God only gives me dirt and darkness! In the boring, monotonous, lonely and lonely living environment, Root just "feels calm and doesn't feel wronged and bored". Calm comes from indifference to fame and fortune, indifference to honor, and also from digestion of suffering, open-mindedness and self-confidence that I silently bear!

Roots are the devotees of happiness. It is with the persistence and patience of roots that there is a "flowering season" and a "heavy fruit". We can imagine that whenever flowers are in full bloom and others praise them; Whenever the fruit is heavy and people are singing and laughing, what will Root say silently? "Full of all my efforts" is the satisfaction and happiness of being conscientious to myself, and it is the loftiness and greatness of being an unsung hero. Being unknown, being loyal to one's duties, pursuing unremittingly and being proud of dedication are the life value connotations of Roots.

The language of this poem is almost vernacular. Reading the whole poem for the first time is like listening to a stranger introduce himself: "I am the root …"; After reading the whole poem, my heart is pounding, which clearly shows that a brave man is calm in the face of bad luck and persistent in his ideals in the face of suffering. Some people say that Han Niu's poems are "concise, concise, accurate and in place, as if there is a rigid skeleton that supports the flesh and soul of poetry. However, this kind of poetic language has a deep charm and makes people feel memorable. " Indeed, the charm of Han Niu's poetic language is closely related to his personality and his life experience. "Under the anvil of suffering, people and poems are in daily growing and become more solid and beautiful."

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The voice of pour out is:

Loyal to duty, selfless dedication, proud of dedication! And firmly believe that conscientious satisfaction and happiness are the best returns.