"Monster" uses a variety of expression techniques, combining narrative and lyricism, cleverly integrating the process of events and the emotions of an abandoned wife. The heroine regretfully narrates her love, marriage and abuse after marriage. In the encounter of being abandoned, he showed a strong, self-loving, resolute character.
This is a poem about an abandoned woman complaining about the tragedy of her marriage. The heroine of this poem recalled the sweetness of her love life and the pain of being abused and abandoned by her husband after marriage in an extremely sad tone. She expressed her regret and decisive attitude, and profoundly reflected the difficulties faced by women in ancient society on love and marriage issues. A situation of oppression and devastation.
Creative background
"Wei Feng·Meng" is a folk song from the Spring and Autumn Period. During the Spring and Autumn Period, productivity was still quite backward. Women were not economically independent in the family, and their personality formed a subordinate relationship with men. Once a man changed his mind, he could abandon her without any consideration.
At that time, the ideological form of feudal production relations and hierarchical system was gradually formed. Women's love and marriage were often bound by etiquette, parental interference and customary censure, which further formed a spiritual shackles on women. The poem "Weifeng·Meng" is a reflection of the infatuated women and heartless men in society at that time.