2. The sea is the core image in the author's poems. It is broad, relaxed and full of vitality. It is the hometown of the soul, the hometown of struggle, the ideal hometown, the spiritual destination of the author as a "son of the sea" and the place where he can find true happiness. Facing the sea and blooming in spring is a mirage, but it is a bright and happy feeling that the author can feel. The moral of this topic lies in that it tears apart people's thinking patterns in reality, and then recombines them in a kaleidoscope, making them bright and beautiful with its own powerful leading thoughts. Of course, flowers will bloom in the hot land, but the author stubbornly ("I only wish") let him bloom in his own sea of happiness and pursue his own ideals. Everything in reality ("feeding horses, chopping wood, caring about food and vegetables") is only to support his body, make his heart beat and make his imagination fly.
3. The whole poem has two systems. A system begins with "feeding horses and chopping firewood" and ends with "starting to care about food and vegetables tomorrow" and "I have a house facing the sea and spring blossoms". Through his own description, the author reduces tomorrow's happy life to the minimum of secular life, pointing out that today's life is too fettered by secular trivial matters, and mainly focuses on material things to create a happy life. At the end of the poem, the phrase "I only want to face the sea and spring blossoms" is a distant echo of this rhyme system. Facing the sea, spring blossoms, in an external sense, can be regarded as an important part of this rhyme system; On the whole, it is obvious that the phrases "facing the sea" and "blooming in spring" also rhyme. This rhyming system reveals a relatively simple desire and sincere emotion by carefully depicting the pictures of daily life. The other system starts with "I wish you well, stranger" and ends with "I hope all lovers get married". This system is a link between the preceding and the following, which is not only the inheritance of "Tell them my happiness" in the second section, but also the precursor of the penultimate sentence in the third section "May you be happy on earth". It expresses the lyric hero's good wishes and loving heart.
At the end of the first paragraph, "I have a house facing the sea and blooming in spring" is positive and optimistic. There are no negative factors in the whole poem. This house is intoxicating. She was filled with joy and faced the vast sea. Her temperature is spring, and her face is a flower. As the summary of the first part, this sentence outlines the "my happiness" tomorrow. When only "I" participate, "facing the sea and blooming in spring" and secular life are harmonious and intimate, which together constitute my happiness. My happiness includes feeding horses, chopping wood, caring about food and vegetables, and "facing the sea, spring blossoms." The second part, when it comes to my relationship with others in the "world", there is some division, and others form some opposition with me. In this kind of opposition, "facing the sea and blooming in spring" can't be integrated with secular life, but it becomes the shelter, the last foothold, the last warmth and the last comfort for "me" after leaving secular life. Therefore, the contradiction of "I" is due to the appearance of the other. Tomorrow will be harmonious and beautiful before the other party appears.