A fox courted alone,
On the bridge by the water.
I feel sad,
I'm afraid that man has no clothes.
A fox courted alone,
On land that can involve water.
I feel sad,
I'm afraid that man has no belt.
A fox courted alone,
Near the shore of the water.
Feel blue in my heart,
I'm afraid that man has no clothes.
Preface to Mao Poetry says: "There is a fox", which is also a thorn. Men and women in Wei lost their time and their wives. In ancient times, when the country was in a state of severe famine, killing (reducing) rituals and marrying more would make men and women widowed, so people should also be educated. "Confucius said," If you don't teach the people to kill the ceremony at any time as a marriage, you can't get married early, so you stab them. If people in ancient times were in a state of intense famine, fewer people were killed, and they would get married at any time, and those without in-laws would get married, so it was not the case to breed people. "The theoretical basis of Mao Zedong's theory is Da Situ and the existing Land Management Stuart." Da Situ lists twelve policies to prevent famine, the tenth of which is "polygamy", that is, combining men and women who have lost their spouses to increase the population. "Preface to Shi Mao" thinks that this poem is that the monarch of the thorn country did not implement this policy, so that men and women without husband and wife could not be combined. Mao is right to say that this poem is related to the marriage between men and women, but calling it a thorn poem cannot be understood and is not taken by modern people. Other schools of thought say that there are "compassion for loneliness", "Qi Huangong cares about health", "worrying about her husband without clothes" and "hurting fleeing health survivors" and so on. The author thinks that Feng Wei's There is a Fox is a love poem. After the turmoil in defending the country, people suffered, and many people lost their spouses. A young widow met a widower on the way, fell in love with him and wanted to marry him very much, but she didn't directly express her intention of courtship, only had strong inner activities. Therefore, the poet entrusted this woman's words to a fox walking alone and a missing pet to express her love for her loved ones. The fox is a seductive beast, and the poet calls this woman "the fox". It seems that this woman is also quite attractive. The poet reveals her worries with poems, comparing poems to foxes and things to people. Don't let the wind cause it All three chapters of this poem use comparative degrees.
In the first chapter, it is said that "there are foxes in the leather beam", and Liang Wei's clothes can be put on where he doesn't touch water. So, this sentimental widow expressed her love for her poor widower with a fox courtship sentence, saying, "What worries me is that that man has no clothes. If he marries me, he can have no clothes." The second chapter says that "there are foxes, sui sui, and sharp", and "Li" is a place where deep water can be involved. The poem "There are bitter leaves in the wind" says: "Deep is sharp, shallow is dew", which has involved deep water. You need a belt and a corset. The woman is worried that the person she loves has no clothes to wear. She thought, "If I marry him, I can make him a belt, so that he doesn't have to wade in deep water without a belt." The third chapter says the fox is "on the other side". Now that we have reached the other side, we can see that it has crossed the water and can dress. But she was worried about the man, and she didn't believe it. She thought to herself, "If I marry him, then that man will have nothing to wear."
These three chapters fully and carefully reveal the sincere love of young widows, that is, expressing their feelings, not hiding their hearts, and boldly revealing their true feelings, which is a rare masterpiece. In the old days, it was the basic requirement of life to rebuild the family and enjoy the care of the family after the death of a spouse, which was naturally beyond reproach. This poem "There is a Fox" expresses the widow's desire for courtship and is a unique love poem in "National Wind". As for whether the woman's beloved partner knows her love and how to make a corresponding statement, that is another matter. (Ma Zuxi)