The symbol of this poem is the grass fluttering in the wind, which is a metaphor for the poet here. In the same way, returning to the wild goose, because the season is spring and the wild geese fly north, is called "returning the wild goose to Hu Ri", which is also a poet's metaphor. This can be combined with the first couplet of the poem, "A bicycle wants to ask about the border, but it returns to its hometown and stays in its hometown." The meaning of the first couplet in the poem can be translated as: (1) I want to travel to the frontier without pomp, and the place I want to go is far more than staying in the countryside. I floated out of Hansel like a weed and flew into the sky of the conference semifinals like a wild goose.