According to the query of Baidu Chinese, it shows that "the old vine is crying" and "the wild goose is returning" are both images in poetry, but the information and emotion conveyed are different. Details are as follows:
1. "Old Tree Crow with Dead Vines" is from "Patio Sand Qiu Si" by Ma Zhiyuan, a poet in Yuan Dynasty. The poet uses rotten images such as dead vines, old trees and crows to express his desolation, sadness and loneliness. Among them, "dead vines" are dry vines, giving people a feeling of decay and weakness; "Old tree" is an old tree, representing the passage of time and the shortness of life; The "dark crow" is a crow at dusk, which adds to the desolate atmosphere.
2. "Returning to the wild goose" is a completely different image, which usually appears in Tang poetry and Song poetry, representing the arrival of spring and the revival of everything. Returning to the wild goose is one of the common images in China's ancient poems, which is often used to express people's yearning for their hometown and the feeling of reunion after parting. For example, Wang Zhihuan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote, "I can finally send my emissary? The wild geese return to Luoyang.