1. "I like this blue-sunny days in the north, bluer than the sea, how I want to fly in the sky ..."
In this poem, "Dove Whistle" is used to describe the clear northern Wan Li and express the yearning for freedom and a better life. Through the sound of "pigeon whistle", the poet expressed his love for life and hope for the future.
2. "The pigeon whistle, coming from the distant top of the mountain, is crisp and sweet ..."
This poem describes the sound of "pigeon whistle" clearly and sweetly, and expresses appreciation and praise for beautiful things. Through the sound of "pigeon whistle", the poet conveyed his desire for freedom and a happy life.
3. "Silver pigeons fly freely in the sky, and their wings cut through the silence of the sky like swords ..."
In this poem, "Dove Whistle" is used to describe the scene of Yin Ge flying freely in the sky, expressing the praise of freedom and vitality. Through the sound of "pigeon whistle", the poet conveyed his love for life and his pursuit of freedom.
In a word, the image of "pigeon whistle" is used in Ai Qing's poems to express his yearning for freedom, a better life and vitality. This image not only embodies the poet's aesthetic pursuit, but also reflects people's desire for freedom and happy life in that era.