The poet Ai Qing used "hoarseness" to describe the singing of birds, which can better express the poet's anxiety and fatigue about the future and destiny of the motherland. At the critical moment of national decline and national peril, the poet wrote this impassioned poem with love for the motherland and hatred for the invaders, expressing the voices of the Chinese people at that time.
The land complex and land in Ai Qing's poems have multiple symbolic meanings in the author's poems. Ai Qing, the author, can be called a "land singer", and "land" constitutes the central image of the author's poems.
Introduction to I Love This Land
By describing that he lives in the land of the motherland, he has more pain than happiness, and there are too many "sorrows" and "anger" in his heart. However, this is the motherland where he was born and raised. Even if he dies for her, he won't leave this land-even feathers will rot on the land after death.
The image of "land" is a symbol of national spirit, Chinese civilization and the fate of the motherland, which embodies the author's deep love for the motherland and mother earth, and is fully reflected in this poem: the poet said that he would sing the motherland like a bird; If you die, you must melt yourself into the motherland.