Is it intertextual to be able to sigh and sit back and relax?

It is intertextuality to be able to do something, sigh and sit back and relax.

Analysis: Intertextuality: The upper and lower sentences or two parts of a sentence seem to say the same thing, but in fact they echo, explain, complement each other and say the same thing. It means: I can walk, sit still, sigh and be sad there. In this sentence, "sigh" and "worry about confinement" are both the same thing, so they are intertextual.

From the Northern and Southern Dynasties Bao Zhao's "It's really hard to go to Four", the original text:

If you pour water on the ground, it will flow in different directions, and the difference in life is not consistent.

Life is fixed, how can you always complain about self-pity?

Drink some wine to comfort yourself and sing "It's hard to walk", and the singing is interrupted by drinking.

If the heart is not vegetation, how can there be no feelings? Want to say or say, and want to do, no longer say anything.

Translation:

Pour water on a flat surface, and it will flow in different directions.

Life is a gift, how can you feel sorry for yourself all day?

Drink to comfort yourself, don't sing "It's hard to walk" because of drinking.

The human heart is not vegetation. How can they have no feelings? If you want to say something, don't stop saying it.

Appreciate:

This poem is an imitation of the fourth one in It's Hard to Walk. Describing the poet's indignation and injustice aroused by the indifference of the world under the pressure of the door valve system, his ideological content is infinitely consistent with the original title. The first two sentences vividly reveal the irrationality of the gate valve system in the real society by describing the common phenomenon of diarrhea.

In the next four sentences, the poet turned to his own state of mind. The whole idea is circuitous and profound. This poem is profound and easy to understand, which has reached the artistic realm of inspiring people to think and taste.

Poetry started suddenly, and then began to write about the phenomenon that water spilled on the ground and flowed everywhere. There is neither a magnificent scene nor a peaceful and beautiful artistic conception. However, in this ordinary natural phenomenon that is neither magical nor mysterious, the poet suddenly realized a similar philosophy of life.

The author uses the metaphor of "water" to describe people, and the "water" flowing in different directions of "East, West, North and South" just compares people in different situations in social life. The flow direction of "water" is caused by topography; People's situation is determined by family status.

Therefore, the first two sentences, through the description of diarrhea, vividly reveal the irrationality of the gate valve system in the real society. The poet's dynamic description of the "diarrhea" and "flow" of water creates a momentum that surprises readers. This brushwork only twists and turns to express the poet's grief and depression caused by anger and injustice.