The first four sentences in the third chapter of this poem are "The mulberry leaves are fat before it falls." In the nest, there is no food for mulberries, "it says, seeing fresh mulberry leaves, and advising turtledoves not to be greedy." The last eight sentences are advice to women "nothing to do with scholars". The "lying snail" mulberry leaves that have not fallen in front are fresh and moist, and they are pure and beautiful with the girls behind. There is a poetic connection and a metaphorical relationship between them. The heroine naturally thinks of her youth, beauty, innocence and kindness in her early years from the mulberry, the love that once intoxicated her from the attractive taste of the mulberry, and herself in the past love from the happy turtle dove who ate the mulberry. This comparative writing style between China and the West makes it easy for readers to realize the true emotional experience of the hero in the poem ── young and beautiful, pure and kind, who was once confused by the handsome appearance and sweet words of "self-protection" and indulged in a temporary "sweet" love. It was not until after her marriage that "self-protection" tore off the disguise and revealed the true face of infidelity, but at this time, she was deeply hurt. Because of this, the heroine was heartbroken and extremely sad by this scene. Fortunately, the heroine is a rational and self-respecting woman. Instead of falling down in the heavy blow of emotional marriage, she bravely exposed the true face of loverboy, who is duplicitous and skillful in disguise, to warn young women not to follow her own footsteps. It can be said that the scene of Mulberry Leaves in Sleeping Snail is set by fate, and the heroine's long thoughts and depressed feelings are all touched by the scene. The reflection on the situation caused by natural scenery is a kind of interesting expression, which shows the internal relationship between the content before and after; From witnessing the beautiful scenery, I sadly remembered my own experience, and the things before and after cleverly constituted a metaphorical relationship. Here, the heroine has many unspeakable hidden pains and sour tears.
The first two sentences in the fourth chapter of this poem, "Mulberries have fallen, withered and yellow", are also the contrast between prosperous times and China. "Mulberry Autumn" is a metaphor that mulberries wither and wither, taking away their former youth like water, and the once beautiful girl wasted her beautiful face in the years. "It's Yellow and Falling" is the end of mulberry leaves that are no longer fresh and moist, which means that poor women after marriage face the fate of being mercilessly abandoned. The last eight sentences are caused by the first two sentences tracing the story that the protagonist was abandoned. cycling
When the car was on the way back to her parents' house, she heard the sound of wheels and saw the water in the soup. The heroine can't help but feel ups and downs and reflect on the cause and effect of her abandonment. Since she married her husband's family, she has been a "three-year-old pauper", not diligent in housekeeping, and "at odds with her daughter". It can be seen that she is not negligent, but "a scholar does what he does". This is a clear understanding of ungrateful men and an angry accusation of self-protection.
The poems in the third chapter and the fourth chapter all lead to the narration of the situation from the mulberry in front of us, which rises from the tender and moist mulberry leaves respectively and symbolizes the sweet and happy love time of women in their early years, and rises from the withered mulberry leaves in front of them and symbolizes the sadness and misfortune of being left out after marriage. This can strongly stimulate readers' association and emotion, enrich the meaning of the poem, have a long lasting appeal and make people think deeply.