This sentence comes from Su Shi's "The Night Scene of the Spring River in Hui Chong II". This poem named "Flying Wild Goose Map" shows people's feelings about geese flying north and shows the beauty of spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River.
The original poem "Two Nights by the Erjiang River" is: Two couples return to Hong Kong and want to break up the group. Even if they are reluctant, they will return to the north. Before flying to the north, I knew that it was snowy in the desert in the north, or the south that spent most of the Spring Festival in the south. Wild geese fly north, just like people who want to go back to their hometown in the north, but they almost fall behind because of their attachment. Before flying to the north, I knew that the desert in the north was snowy, so I'd better spend half a month in the spring in the south of the Yangtze River.
Appreciate:
The first sentence is about the "Flying in a Wild Goose" painted by Hui Chong. Wild geese are flying in the north, and some of them are reluctant to go and almost fall behind. And in the next sentence, comparing these geese to "returning to the north" is very vivid, bringing the scene to life.
The third and fourth sentences of the poem further endow the geese with human feelings. "I know from a distance that there are many snowstorms in the desert, and I am waiting for the spring in Jiangnan." The poet's imagination is rich. Goose is reluctant to leave because the south is warmer than the north, so the poet wrote, Goose thinks the north is very cold, and knows that the desert is windy and snowy from a distance; That's not all. In the last sentence, the poet further wrote that the geese hope to stay in Jiangnan for a few more days. The application of this personification technique has changed Hui Chong's painting from "freeze-frame" to "video", and the scene of geese flying north is full of human emotions, which is quite innovative.