The Book of Songs is the oldest collection of poems in China, and most of its works began with Bi Xing's writing. Among them, the poem Nan Zhou Guanju successfully uses metaphor. This is a love poem. If you want to write what you think of as "women", let's start with the pheasant dove. The phrase "Guan Guan pheasant dove, in Hezhou" is both fun and comparative. The pheasant pigeon is docile by nature, which can be compared with the demure of a lady. The pheasant dove is a common bird in "Hezhou", which can remind people of the daughter who often comes to the river to collect pheasants; "Guan Guan" is the voice of male and female ensemble, which can arouse the feeling of "gentleman" missing "autumn"
Such as "self-protection", "difficult to go", "untitled", "fishing" and so on.
"If the mulberry tree doesn't fall, its leaves will flourish." Metaphorically, a woman is young and beautiful.
As soon as the mulberry falls, it will fall yellow. Metaphor woman gaunt, abandoned pain;
"Worried about the sky, don't eat mulberries" is a metaphor for women regretting their wrong love.
"There is a shore together, and there is a plate wet", which means that a woman's sorrow is endless.