You don't need to cut off the red crown on your head, but you will walk in the future in white. It didn't dare to cry all its life. When it was called, the door of every family was opened.
Pinyin: tóu shàng hóng guàn bòng cáI, m m m m m n sh m n xu bá i z m u ji ā ng lá i. p í ng bá ng gá n q á ng y ?, y jio qi ā n mé n w à n há ká i.
Appreciation of works:
This poem depicts the strength of the rooster, describes its nobility, and shows the manners and nature of poultry and chickens to the fullest. The first two sentences are about the movements and ways of roosters. The first sentence describes the red crown on the cock's head from a local perspective. The poet pays more attention to the unadorned natural beauty of roosters, so he praises this beauty because it doesn't need pruning.
The second sentence is all white, describing the white feathers of the rooster from the whole body. From partial to comprehensive, a large area of white contrasts sharply with the red crown on the rooster's head, depicting the beautiful and noble image of the rooster.
Draw a chicken? It is a seven-character quatrain written by Tang Yin, a poet in Ming Dynasty, for his paintings. This poem depicts the strength of the rooster and writes its nobility. Show the expression, temperament and nature of the chicken.
It usually doesn't talk much, but everyone reacts when it speaks, thus expressing the poet's thoughts and ambitions. From this poem, we can also see that the poet's writing characteristics of "not avoiding oral English" are full of nursery rhymes.