This poem describes a charming flower cow. It sits, walks, or lies, leisurely and carefree. With its action, grass, wild flowers, sky, white clouds, the quietly moving sun and green peaks all appear in front of us.
This poem shows Hua Niu's freedom, the poet's love for life and pursuit of freedom, and the poet's love and yearning for free life by describing various scenes of Hua Niu's action on the grass.
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The text is divided into the following parts:
The first section: Hua Niu rests on the grass and breaks Qiu Luo's ear. Flower cattle, green grass and cut autumn Luo are brightly colored and have a strong sense of picture. "Broken Autumn" shows that Hua Niu is unrestrained.
The second paragraph: Hua Niu sleeps on the grass, and the white clouds on her body blend into one. The word "Zhan" means that Hua Niu and nature are integrated and unrestrained.
Section 3: Hua Niu wags his tail and walks on the grass. The action of "small tail swinging around" makes us feel the freedom and happiness of Hua Niu.
Section 4: When the sun sets, Hua Niu sleeps on the grass. "Dreaming" and "smuggling" are anthropomorphic rhetoric. Dreaming can dream about many things, and smuggling gives people a mysterious feeling, which means that the sun has quietly set, indicating that time flies. These two personification give us unlimited imagination. We can imagine that perhaps Huaniu's dream has delicious grass, cricket playing the piano and sunshine in the evening.