I love my son endlessly, and I'm glad to go home. àI zǐxn Wu j？ Hello, gujiāxǐjíCHN.
Cold clothes are needle and thread, and letters from home are ink stains. This is the first time I have seen you.
If you encounter pity, you will ask for it. My name is Yang, and my name is K ǔ x and n.
I am ashamed of the son of man and dare not sigh. You're right, you're right.
From Jiang Shiquan's Arriving Home at the End of the Year in Qing Dynasty.
A mother's love for her children is endless. How happy my mother is to go home during the Spring Festival! Next to Tong, she is sewing a cotton-padded coat for me. The needle and thread are sewn tightly. The letter I sent home has just arrived, and the ink is still wet. As soon as I met my mother, she said affectionately that I had lost weight and repeatedly asked me if I was suffering outside. I bowed my head in shame and dared not tell her about my wandering.
Creation background
1746 (11th year of Qianlong), Jiang Shiquan arrived home on the eve of the New Year's Eve, and deeply felt his mother's concern for him, so he wrote this poem. It can be described as sincere and sincere, and the language is simple and affectionate.
Maternal love is the greatest and most selfless emotion of human beings, but there are not many great works that express this theme in ancient poetry. The most famous is Meng Jiao's Ode to a Wanderer, which expresses the love of parents all over the world. Jiang Shiquan's Going Home at the End of the Year depicts maternal love from another angle, which is similar to Meng's poems.
The love between mother and child expressed in the poem does not stop at simple and abstract narration, but is made concrete and visualized through clothing, language behavior and psychological activities.
This poem is a poem expressing the kinship of flesh and blood. This poem eulogizes the profundity and greatness of maternal love by describing the scene of a wandering son coming home to see his mother after a long separation.