From the perspective of the poet's emotions, the poet expressed his deep feelings of attachment to every plant and tree in his former residence when he moved. As the poem says, the spring breeze is blowing and the scenery is pleasant. I come to say goodbye to my favorite pavilion on the lake in the past. In the breeze, the wickers and vines beside the pavilion swayed lightly, as if they were stretching out countless passionate arms to pull on my clothes, preventing me from leaving. This scene is really sad and hateful, and I can’t help but miss it. After living here for so long, the oriole on the willow tree next to the pavilion has become an old acquaintance of me. At this moment when separation is imminent, the cries of farewell are lingering and touching, making it difficult for people to remain calm for a long time.
Judging from the rhetorical techniques of poetry, the poet uses anthropomorphic expression techniques to create this fairy tale-like artistic conception. Everything in the poem has life and emotion. This is because Rong Yu is so affectionate for every plant and tree in the pavilion on the lake. In his eyes, not only he can't bear to say goodbye to wicker, vine, and oriole, but wicker, vine, and oriole are also as infatuated and inseparable as him. . He regards flowers and birds as his close friends, and has reached the point where things and I blend together and forget each other. Therefore, he can communicate with each other with sorrow, joy and passion, and write poems. Only then can he speak so innocently and have such full poetic interest.
What is particularly pointed out is that the wording in this poem is very emotive. The word "tie" is used to express the feeling of not being able to leave, which is exactly in line with the slender characteristics of wickers and vines, as well as the scene of spring and wind blowing. It is a perfect match made in heaven. This anthropomorphic writing method was widely adopted by later generations. Zhou Bangyan, a man from the Song Dynasty, wrote: "The willows are so long that they provoke travelers, just like holding clothes to talk to, and the feelings are endless." Wang Shifu's "The Romance of the West Chamber" "The willows are long, and the jade is difficult to tie", "The willows are long, and the love is so close" and so on. Willows are used to write about separation. They are all in the same vein as the writing method of this poem. The word "crow" refers to the cry of an oriole, and it can also easily remind people of the sad cry of a departing person when saying goodbye. The word "cry" can express both the scene and the scene, and the body and the object are vivid, and the writing power seems to be infinite. This is the brilliance of the experienced carver master.