In Bing Xin's poem "Mother", the two words "hiding" express the author's attachment and praise for his mother.
This poem uses the Bixing technique, writing "the bird hid in his nest" is actually to lead to "I only hide in your arms", this is the "preface to him" in the Book of Songs At the same time, the nest can protect the bird from the wind and rain, which is a metaphor that the mother's embrace can protect "me" from the misery of the world. "Only" is an adverb, used to emphasize that only the mother's embrace can heal "me" from the misery of life, and to praise the greatness of maternal love.
Original poem:
Mother
Bing Xin
Mother!
The storm in the sky is coming,
The bird hides in its nest;
The storm in the heart is coming,
I Just hide in your arms.
Bing Xin, formerly known as Xie Wanying (October 5, 1900 - February 28, 1999), whose pen name is Bing Xin, means "a heart of ice in a jade pot", a great poet, writer and translator in modern times. Writer, children's writer. A native of Changle, Fujian, he was born into a family of naval officers in Fuzhou and is known as the "Elder of the Century". He has served as the honorary chairman of the Central Committee of the China Association for the Promotion of Democracy, vice chairman of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, honorary chairman and consultant of the Chinese Writers Association, and honorary director of the China Translators Association. He is the author of the novel collection "Superman", the poetry collections "Spring Water" and "Stars", and the prose collections "To Little Readers", "To Little Readers Again", "Three Letters to Little Readers", "Little Orange Lantern", etc., and advocates the philosophy of love. , one of the "Eight Masters of Contemporary Prose".