There are too many poems about birds in the Book of Songs. Find them carefully yourself. There are probably these birds: doves, magpies, doves, swallows, pheasants, geese, quails, bustards, yellow birds, herons, pelicans, Canggeng (birds, oriole, oriole), ? (bird dove, cuckoo), owl Owl (owl), stork, falcon (wagtail), wagtail (wagtail), falcon (harrier), crane, hawk (crow), quail (eagle), mandarin duck, eagle, kite, mallard (wild duck), eagle ( Gull)...
The symbolic meaning of the bird mainly has four aspects: first, it symbolizes strength and bravery, which is mainly reflected in the aesthetic pursuit of dress and dignity; second, it is a symbol of marriage and love, which is taken from the two parts of the bird. The beautiful scene of coming in and out, flying freely and depending on each other; the third is to use the different qualities of the bird to symbolize the sages or villains in the society; the fourth is to use the subtlety of the bird to symbolize the sincerity of the filial son. In addition, there are many special expressions that fit the theme. Imagery has enriched the treasure trove of artistic images in The Book of Songs, and has become a vocabulary with clear meanings that is widely used by people today, such as kites flying to the sky, swans mourning the reds, etc.
About love, the most representative one is The national style of Zhounan is as follows:
Guan Guan Jujiu, in the river continent. A graceful lady, a gentleman is fond of quarrels.
Deep in the vegetation of the river island, two doves expressed their deepest feelings to each other. Amidst the continuous sound of closing and closing, the figure of "My Fair Lady" lingered in front of the man's eyes. Jujiu, Jujiu, do you know that some people's hearts have been worn out by deep longing day and night.
The bird here refers to My Fair Lady.
This bird is used to symbolize love and marriage, based on the beautiful scene of pairs of birds coming in and out, flying freely and depending on each other.