Original text:
Green shoots,
The young man said:
"Develop yourself!"
Pale white flowers,
The young man said:
"Contribute yourself!"
Deep red fruit,
The young man said:
"Sacrifice yourself!"
"Green Bud" is a poem written by Bing Xin, which is selected from "Spring Water Stars". The poet compares the growth of young people to the growth of plants, and warns young people to work hard, constantly enrich, improve and develop themselves, and are willing to make greater contributions and sacrifices for human society.
The whole poem eulogizes the youthful bodybuilding vitality, praises a full and meaningful life, inspires people to forge ahead, gives people the courage and strength to forge ahead, and is full of positive significance.
About the author: the author Bing Xin. Bing Xin (1900.10.05-1999.02.28), formerly known as Xie Wanying, took the pen name Bing Xin. It means "a piece of ice in the jade pot". His ancestral home is Hengling Village, Changle, Fuzhou, Fujian.
Famous poet, writer, translator and children's writer. He used to be honorary chairman of the Central Committee of China Association for Promoting Democracy, vice chairman of China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, honorary chairman and consultant of Chinese Writers Association, and honorary director of China Translators Association.
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Appreciation of the poem Green Bud:
1. The green bud said to the youth, "Develop yourself!" This is an independent meaning. I don't know what to say when I open it. Light Green shows the vitality and vigor of flower buds, and the poet uses anthropomorphic techniques here.
The tender green bud has a childlike innocence, and says to the youth, develop yourself. Budd needs to grow and develop, just like young people, they also need to learn and improve to develop themselves and become talents. Plants develop from buds into flowers. Anyone here?
2. The pale white flower said to the youth, "Give yourself!" It also means independence. "Pale white" means that flowers are plain and clean, and they don't pursue gorgeous appearance.
Plants decorate the world with flowers instead of appreciating themselves. Is anybody there? On the basis of developing ourselves, we should make contributions to society. Here, the author's meaning goes further.
3. The crimson fruit said to the young man, "Sacrifice yourself!" Decorating "fruit" with "crimson" symbolizes the maturity, richness and sweetness of "fruit".
After the accumulation and growth of buds and flowers, it becomes a deep red fruit, which will be dedicated to mankind at this time. What's the use of these fruits without dedication