thrush is pronounced [d not ng].
First, the pronunciation source
The pronunciation of "d not ng" is an uncommon word in Chinese, and it is not often seen in everyday language. It originated from the appellation of birds in ancient Chinese, and gradually evolved into today's "thrush" because of its unique pronunciation and glyph.
second, the word meaning analysis
the word "thrush" originally refers to a kind of bird, belonging to ornithoptera, passeriformes and thrush family. This kind of bird usually lives in forests or grasslands and feeds on insects and fruits. Because of its pleasant sound, it is often regarded as a symbol of beauty. In China culture, "thrush" is often used as the image of poetry, songs and other literary works, which symbolizes beauty, happiness and freedom.
Third, cultural background
In China's ancient literature, "thrush" was not often seen in poetry, but with the development of modern poetry and popular songs, more and more poets and singers began to use "thrush" as a creative element to express their yearning for nature and a better life. "Thrush" is also related to folklore and fairy tales in some areas. These stories usually contain people's yearning and pursuit for a better life.
the image of "thrush" in literature and its relationship with environmental awareness
1. The image of "thrush" in literature
In many modern poems and songs, "thrush" is depicted as a symbol of freedom and beauty. Through the image of "thrush", poets and singers convey their awe of nature and yearning for a better life. In the poet Xu Zhimo's Farewell to Cambridge, there is "the golden willow by the river is the bride in the sunset; The beautiful shadows in the waves are rippling in my heart. " The "golden willow" here means "thrush", which means a beautiful and short time.
Second, "Thrush" and environmental awareness
With the increasingly serious environmental problems, many poets and artists began to express their concern and protection of nature through their works. Thrush, as a creature closely related to nature, is often used as a symbol of environmental protection theme. Some poems and songs call on people to protect forests and grasslands in order to maintain the living environment of birds such as thrush.