The "Xiaoya Sigan" in "The Book of Songs" writes about pines and cypresses.
The whole poem "Xiaoya Sigan" has nine chapters, seven sentences in chapters 1, 6, 8, and 94, and five sentences in chapters 2, 3, 4, 5, and 75. The sentence patterns are uneven. It is natural and lively, making people not feel dull or bloated, which is quite distinctive in the Yasong chapter.
Among them, the two sentences "Like bamboo buds, like pine trees" not only praise the beauty of the environment, but also imply the noble character of the owner. The meaning is pun and the connotation is profound, which shows the author's artistic intention.
An overview of the whole poem focuses on the description of palace architecture, intertwining narrative, scene description, and lyricism. It can be concrete, vivid, and layered. Although its ideological value is not great, in Yasong Among all the articles, it is still an excellent work.