The two collections of poetry, Stars and Springs, are unique in artistic style, seemingly handy, but actually philosophical.
The use of words in Stars and Springs: Tong expressed his condemnation of some social evils in a unique way.
Bing Xin's poems depict the beauty of nature, showing a feminine tenderness and poetic beauty everywhere. These profound thoughts are often intertwined with the concrete images depicted in poems and the profound thoughts of poets.
In "Spring Water of Stars", many poems are profound philosophical poems with a sad lyric style, so they still have poetic feelings and are full of tenderness.
The words are soft and elegant, with natural rhythm.
This collection of poems is characterized by colloquialism.
The theme celebrates maternal love, innocence and nature.
Writing: The prominent feature of writing is the use of metaphor and exaggeration.
Bing Xin's poems are rich and profound in philosophy, and appropriately use contrast, such as: "The bigger the flowers of words, the smaller the fruits of actions."