In ancient times, geese were most often used to express homesickness. Because geese are migratory birds, they migrate in spring and autumn, and the long journey makes people far away feel the same way. The sight of wild geese flying south in autumn is also easy to touch feelings. The scene of geese flying south is therefore very easy to affect the homesickness in the hearts of wanderers. Because of this, in ancient poetry, literati often express their thoughts through geese. For example, Xue Daoheng, a native of Sui Dynasty, wrote: The day of returning home is behind the bird's return to the earth, but the idea of returning home has existed before the spring flowers bloom. ? This sentence is full of the poet's desire to go home.
In ancient poetry, geese often become the emotional sustenance for literati to express their feelings for their loved ones. In ancient times, people often sent books by Hongyan. Although it may not be delivered to each other, it can't stop the ancients from missing their loved ones. Therefore, in ancient times, Hongyan refers to letters, which represents the feelings of missing relatives. For example, in the Yuefu folk song "Xizhou Song" in the Southern Dynasties? I don't remember Mandy, but I looked up at Hong Fei. This sentence is full of thoughts about loved ones. At this moment, the geese flying in the sky have become the best emotional sustenance.
In ancient poems, flying geese is often used by people to express their inner bitterness. In the eyes of the ancients. It is very sad that geese migrate in the spring and autumn and wander all their lives. Therefore, the poet used this to express the desolation and bitterness of his life. For example, Wang Wei's "The Fortress"? Pengpeng also floated out of Korea, and the geese heading north also flew into the sky. ? This sentence is also a reflection on my life.
This is the feeling that geese often express in ancient poems.