What Shu expresses is her understanding of life, "Things change-life goes on, things change". Her sea is not a perfect incarnation, but a changing life. The sea has ups and downs, storms and calmness; It is changeable, not perfect, but it is true. Watching the ups and downs of the sea is like watching the drama of life-there are joys and sorrows and everything. Feel the vastness and silence of the sea, just like feeling yourself.
The sea is a society, a life, a friend and her heart. Shu Ting herself, like Haiyan, is strong and free to fly in the storm of life, full of self-confidence and positive spirit.
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Shu used the technique of borrowing scenery to express emotion. The sea in the poem is a delicate observation of life, and every kind of scenery by the sea is a true portrayal of life. The poet integrated his understanding of life into his description of the sea. In this poem, parallelism and repetition are used in many places.
Shu Ting is a representative poet of the misty poetry school. She writes about life in the sea and inspires people to face life with a positive attitude.