Next, I wrote about the full moon on the harvest day. The "full moon" set off people's feelings of joy because of the harvest. The following author gives us a broad artistic conception. But it seems that the author is not simply describing the environment. "No statue can be more silent than this" shows that there seems to be some philosophical significance. Perhaps it is the author's thinking about history.
"Great fatigue is on my shoulders" once again shows the greatness of my mother. Rice bunches are meditating in autumn fields, that is, mother is meditating. What is she thinking? We don't know, but we can get a glimpse of it. Mother is very satisfied after seeing the harvest in autumn, so she can have no complaints. She traded her maternal love for a bumper harvest.
The last few sentences really have a certain philosophical depth, comparing history to a long river, and my mother is the patron saint standing by the river to protect the river, which further enhances my praise for my mother.