By reciting "I came to this world to see the sun" repeatedly, this poem conveys the poet's love for nature and life, publicizes the poet's unrestrained passion and arrogant personality, has bright colors, vivid images and sonorous syllables, and is full of the tension of life, echoing the cry of the Russian soul who loves life and longs for light, inspiring people to forge ahead.
The symbolic meaning of the sun is very positive energy. It symbolizes hope, life, strength and vitality. It is also synonymous with teenagers. It is often said that the sun is like a young man full of energy. In addition, it also symbolizes happiness, enthusiasm and nobility, and can describe all people.
Without the sun, people can't live. Without the sunshine of the sun, the world would be dark. Without sunshine, everything will not grow and will dry up.
The "sun" here not only represents a star in nature, but also symbolizes a brand-new and vibrant world, symbolizing all noble and beautiful things in life, such as hope, light and love. This is the unremitting pursuit of life and the endless source of all things in the world.