War poems reflect complex and diverse attitudes, or praise the martial arts of emperors and warlords, or express resentment against the aggression and plunder of other ethnic minorities, or show patriotic feelings. Due to the great disaster brought by the war, some works also show hatred and curse. Dongshan wrote about the complex feelings of a soldier who had been out for many years on his way home. It skillfully chose the psychological description angle and wrote his psychological fluctuations of joy, sadness and excitement. Just like the stream of consciousness in modern literature, if you write about his joy of going home, you should "make clothes and not do anything" and write that he thinks about the possible desolation and destruction of his hometown. "Ivey is in the room (a tide bug), swaying (a spider) at Umaqi's deer farm, and he shines at night (wild deer come and go near the field house).
This poem reveals the misfortune and disaster brought by the war, and reflects the desire for a free and peaceful working life by writing about the complex feelings of sadness and joy of a person who has been away from home for a long time.
Xiaoya Cai Wei described a soldier's hard life and his complex psychology of missing his hometown and defending his motherland.
The Psychology of Soldiers, like the previous poems, is written from the perspective of soldiers and embodies the color of folk songs. "When you say' go home', your heart will stop worrying. You repeatedly use the word "home" to express the intensity of homesickness, and its degree is "intense anxiety". The use of overlapping words is very expressive and accurate.
Both of them are homesick than Dongshan. In Dongshan, the hero expresses his feelings in the form of graceful songs, while Cai Wei directly expresses his feelings, and the introversion and extroversion of the characters are fully revealed.
But the protagonist's psychology in the poem "Picking Wei" is much more complicated. He said, "Don't be too rich to live,
The reason of "ghost" is obviously a rational attitude towards war and dissatisfaction with the invaders. In addition, I also express indignation at the incompetence of the ruling class, but this feeling is not directly poured out, but naturally revealed between the lines, showing the style of "gentle and sincere, complaining without anger" in the Book of Songs. At the end, the famous sentences "I used to be the past-"and "Write my sadness as joy, for the sake of.