Appreciation of the last sentence of "The Woodcutter's Ci": The woodcutter had no intention of bringing flowers or butterflies, and the butterflies followed them, expressing the woodcutter's inner joy and leisurely and contented living conditions, and expressing the poet's affection for the woodcutter's leisurely life. The yearning for a free life.
Original text: "When I pick up a locust tree in the white clouds, I am used to going deep into the forest and the birds don't guess. I accidentally picked up a few flowers, but I actually picked up butterflies and came down the mountain." - Zhu Jingsu
Finally In one sentence, it is not said that it is a woodcutter picking firewood, but that he is picking butterflies. The sentence is implicit and full of meaning, and it has a leisurely and comfortable life; the word "Jing" expresses overjoyment, echoing the "unintentional" in the previous sentence.
This is a beautiful poem that uses line drawing throughout. Through vivid descriptions of the woodcutter collecting firewood and going down the mountain to go home, it creates a clear and quiet artistic conception, and successfully portrays the woodcutter. The image of the poem expresses the poet's yearning for a "woodcutter-style" free life. The poem is a blend of scenes and originality, and has the characteristics of beautiful artistic conception, beautiful characters and beautiful life.
There are paintings within poems, and poems within paintings. In the distance, the mountains and forests in the morning are clean and refreshing, deep and quiet, with rising white mist and bright snow, which contrast with the green mountains and forests. The chirping of birds broke the silence of the mountains and forests, making the originally pure mountains and forests seem even more tranquil. Nearby, the woodcutter returned carrying firewood and dancing butterflies. Distant and close-up views, static and moving scenes, all in harmonious combination.