First, "I only see vines winding around the trees on the mountain." How can there be trees with vines in the world? " Liu Sanjie's classic lyrics tell the phenomenon of women's dependence on men for thousands of years: men are towering trees and women are lingering vines.
Secondly, this folk song uses wild vines to wrap around trees to imply the deep affection between men and women, which has reached a point where life and death are inseparable.
Third, whether in daily life or in literary works, people always compare men to strong and reliable mountains, while women are delicate and gentle water flowing around them. Such a picture, such love, is not beautiful. The problem is that if everything goes too far, it will be counterproductive, and the desire for happiness often runs counter to the realization.
Fourth, women's dependence on men mostly begins with emotional attachment, and then gradually penetrates into all aspects of family, work and life like water. Finally, women's subordinate psychology is projected on men, and nothing has their own opinions.