The rhetorical device of parallelism is used in "this land hit by the storm, this ever-flowing river of grief and indignation, this endless wind of anger";
"If I were a bird" uses figurative rhetoric;
"Why do I often have tears in my eyes?" Rhetorical devices of rhetorical questions are used.
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Appreciation of poetry and prose
The land complex and land in Ai Qing's poems have multiple symbolic meanings in the author's poems. Ai Qing is a "land singer", and "land" constitutes the central image of the author's poems.
The image of "land" is a symbol of national spirit, Chinese civilization and the fate of the motherland, which embodies the author's deep love for the motherland and mother earth, which is fully reflected in this poem: the poet expresses that he wants to sing the motherland like a bird; Even if you die, you should be integrated into the motherland.
The image of "land" also reflects the author's deepest love for the workers who were born, cultivated and died in Sri Lanka, as well as his concern and exploration of their fate. The "land" here is no longer a simple objective scenery, but an "image" that focuses on the author's subjective feelings.
The author feels extremely sad for the old, weak and sick motherland. With this feeling, when he looked around with melancholy eyes, the carrier of lonely and poor wasteland-land entered the author's mind. By praising the "image" of the land, the author curses those who destroy it and fantasizes that the land can be full of vitality.
In the poem, the author's voice is hoarse but generous, sad but broad, showing a strong sense of life; Although primitive, it is vigorous and powerful, because land is the foundation of all things. It is precisely because of this love and attachment to the land that the other three images in the author's works flow downstream.
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