Goose, goose, goose,
Qu (qū) xiang (Xi) Tian (tiān) pieces (gē). ?
White (bái) wool (máo) floating (fú) green (lǐ) water (shuǐ)?
Red (hóng) hands (zh?ng) dial (bū) clear (q? ng) waves (bū).
The above is the phonetic version of the ancient poem "Singing Goose".
Through the description of a goose, its characteristics and behavior, this poem conveys a pure and rustic pastoral interest and arouses people's love for nature and life. Every word and sentence are vividly described, which makes readers feel as if they can see the goose singing with its neck stretched out on the water, and feel the beauty of the white goose and the movement of the paws of the red goose in the clear water waves.
This poem has no complicated rhetoric and profound metaphor, but it conveys a profound emotion through plain words. It shows the poet's love for natural life, his concern for small things and his yearning for innocence and simplicity. This simple and natural writing style makes Ode to Goose an enduring classic poem for children, which is deeply loved by readers.
In a word, Luo's Ode to the Goose, with its pure emotion and fresh artistic conception, profoundly depicts the image of the goose, conveys the author's love for nature and life, and becomes a bright pearl in Chinese classical poetry. Through the comparison of pinyin, we can better appreciate the beauty of this poem.