Obviously this is a poem about things. The author expresses his emotions and aspirations by describing the experience of Lao Ya. Moreover, the visual expression used by the author is also in the first person. After careful analysis, we can see that this poem rhymes, and there are only seven words in the whole poem that rhyme. Will this have an impact on the entire poem? It will be analyzed below. And I will try to analyze the language, vision and internal structure of the poem, so as to achieve a more comprehensive understanding of the poem. This poem uses first-person visual description, which allows the author to directly express his attitude towards things. But here we have to pay attention to one thing, and that is the hierarchical effect of the image structure brought about by me, Lao Ya and the poet. If we understand the poem from its literal meaning, that is, from the surface structure, then all we can see is all the surface meaning in the poem. The true meaning of a poem often lies in its symbolic meaning. This is the deep structure that we need to explore. This also requires the reader's ability to interpret and decipher the poem, including observation and imagination. and creativity.
Another thing to note is the unique combination of classicism and modernity in this poem. The so-called classical nature means that this poem is a poem about chanting things. The style reflected in the poem is an adaptation of traditional style characteristics, so its type is only a poem about chanting things, and the type of subject matter also belongs to the category of "Song of Crows" . It is said to be modern because the poem expresses the impartial and noble personality spirit of the intellectuals of the May Fourth era through the description of the crow's poor situation but unchanged ambition. This is the expression of classicism and modernity reflected in the poem.