It embodies the feelings of the lyric hero who cares about the country and the people.
Original text:
Guangyangshan avenue middle section
Ming Dynasty: Li Panlong
Where is the canyon? Pine trees and fir trees can't open their mouths.
It's thundering, and rain is coming.
The land is better than the king's business, and the hunger in the year damages the official talent.
It's hard to cry for our country and Artemisia.
Explanation:
Out of the gorge, the pine trees are green, the thunder falls like mountains, and the rain comes like peaks. It's really magnificent. Coming to this resort was driven by the king's affairs. When times were difficult and years were scarce, local officials had to make great efforts for it. Although you are worried about the country and the people, there is nothing you can do, and all the extra tears are directed at the people.
The first and second sentences of the original text are cleverly asked, which vividly describes the characteristics of winding Zhongshan Road and pine trees in the canyon that block the sun, giving people an immersive feeling. The third and fourth sentences describe the scene that thunder seems to fall from the peak cluster and heavy rain seems to pour from the peak cluster with exaggerated methods. The language is magnificent, giving people a strong auditory and visual shock.
The second half of the song turns to lyricism, not expressing personal feelings, which is related to people's livelihood and state affairs. Yang Guang is a scenic spot in Feng Jingen, and Panlong's return is driven by the king's affairs. In the end, it comes down to worrying about the country and the people, which is justified.