Life is not everywhere, youth is just coming. (báI rébédào chá，qěng chán qiàzáI)
Although moss is as small as rice, it also blooms like peony. (Tái huā rú mǐ xiǎo，yüXuémüdān kāI)
This is a poem with the theme of expressing open-minded and bold feelings. Through the description of natural scenery, the poet expressed his yearning for youth and natural growth, and expressed his beautiful vision for vitality and growth.
Poetry appreciation:
1. Use of natural images
In the poem, "the day is not everywhere, and youth has just arrived." Moss flowers are as small as rice and open like peonies. "Through the description of natural scenery, it means that youth is full of vitality, just like sunshine is everywhere and youth is everywhere. And "moss is as small as rice, but it also blooms like peony." "It shows that moss is small, but it has the ambition to embrace peony, which conveys an open-minded and confident mentality no matter where you are.
2. Spring of life
The poem "The day is everywhere, and youth has just arrived". It shows that in the warm spring season in bloom, life has ushered in vigorous growth and vitality. Daylight (sunshine) shines everywhere, followed by youth, in sharp contrast. This praise of vitality shows the poet's love for life and positive attitude.
3. Simple and philosophical
Poetry expresses profound philosophy in simple and clear language. Whether it is sunshine, youth or moss, it is a symbol of life. Through these natural scenery, the poet expressed his understanding of life and conveyed a positive attitude towards life. At the same time, the poet compares moss with peony, which not only emphasizes that moss is small but ambitious, but also shows that everyone has the right to pursue beauty and spring.
4. Symbolic significance
The moss and peony in the poem are not only natural scenery, but also symbolic significance. Although moss is small, it also has the desire to pursue beauty, which shows that the ordinary contains greatness. Peony, on the other hand, represents the symbol of brilliance, boldness and spring, and symbolizes a bright future and a brilliant life.