Editor's note: "To the Oak" was written by Shu Ting. After reading this poem, I wrote down some of my own insights and analyzed young people's views on love. The topic of love revolves around life. journey.
Yesterday I talked about Shu Ting’s "To the Oak", a very beautiful love poem, known as the declaration of independence of female love. Although it was written 40 years ago, it has immeasurable contemporary relevance in the face of the eternal topic of love.
According to the traditional interpretation, the many images in this poem should be like this: the oak tree represents the image of a majestic and connotative man; the sky flower is the image of a woman attached to vanity; the bird is blind and infatuated Women; springs, dangerous peaks, sunlight, and spring rain are all wishful thinkers who only want to contribute; these women have all lost themselves in love.
Only kapok, standing in the image of a tree next to the oak tree, represents a love concept of equality of personality, independence and freedom, sharing of joys and sorrows, sincerity and steadfastness, and is truly great. Love!
The group of children in front of me are all the standard "post-00s". What kind of feeling would it be like to read this poem in the ignorant years of youth? What kind of attitude will they uphold? What about my hazy view of love? With these questions, I walked into the class.
An assignment was reserved before. Choose one of the many images in the poem. Boys wrote: If I were an oak tree, I hope she is ()?; girls wrote: If he was an oak tree. An oak tree, I would like to be ()?. If there is a so-called standard answer to this question, then "kapok" must be filled in in the brackets.
However, the world of the post-2000 generation still makes me dizzy. There are various answers, and they are quite reasonable. I have to lament that this is a diverse era with colorful values. Why not follow me and take a look.
Student A (boy)?
If I were an oak tree, I hope she would be a unique, beautiful and beautiful flower in the sky. I will use my thick and tall branches to lift her to the highest point, letting her enjoy the sun, rain and dew, as well as the envious eyes from all directions. If a violent storm strikes mercilessly, I will try my best to prop up my green and wide canopy to shield her from the wind and rain, and protect her from damage and blows. Even if winter is coming, all my leaves have fallen off, and her beautiful petals have no choice but to wither, I will not regret the last warmth in my body and spend the harsh winter with her.
Xu Gongyan?
My child, you have the potential to be a domineering CEO. Women are meant to be pampered. Is that exactly what you said? You are responsible for being beautiful and beautiful, and I am responsible for making money to support the family. ?.
Student B (girl)?
If he were an oak tree, I would like to be a bird, making a nest in his branches, day after day, year after year. , gradually merged with him and became a part of him. I want to walk on his copper branches and iron trunks, feeling every inch of his skin, like a knife, a sword, or a halberd. He sheltered me from wind and rain and gave me a warm home. I sang to him day and night, making his world no longer lonely and monotonous. I marveled at his majesty and uprightness, and he envied my freedom and liveliness. We seemed to be two different things, but how could a tree be without the decoration of birds? I would like to stand on his branch. , accompany him to see these thousands of worlds.
Xu Gongyan?
Child, you probably yearn for the sweet happiness of a little bird, but you must not become a canary that only sings to embellish others. ?oh.
Student C (boy)?
If I were an oak tree, I hope she is a cheerful and lively bird. I like to watch her fly freely in the air, and I like to listen to her crisp chirping, so quietly, no one can understand, what a harmonious, monotonous and not boring singer. I am willing to use branches to support her and give her a rest when she is tired. I am willing to use branches and leaves to shield her from wind and rain. Just like this silently, no one knows, how warm it is. I don’t expect anything extraordinary, I just expect to be simple, not restricted, and happy.
Xu Gongyan?
My child, you should be a good and warm man, silently guarding the goddess in your heart. As long as she is happy, you will be happier, without mentioning ambitions. But seeking to be plain is true.
Student Ding (boy)?
If I were an oak tree, I hope she is a spring, bringing cool comfort all year round. ?When I am under the scorching sun, the ground under my feet is dry and cracked. How great it would be if there was a spring gurgling around me at this time to let me spend this difficult summer. I will also use green shade to block the harsh sunlight and protect her from dissipating in the air.
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