Shu Ting's To the Sea is a poet's understanding of social life with the sea as a mirror. What Shu expresses is his understanding of life, "the sea is changing and endless." Her sea is not a perfect embodiment, but a constantly changing life. The sea has ups and downs, storms and calmness; It is changeable and imperfect, but it is true. Watching the ups and downs of the sea is like watching the drama of life-there are joys and sorrows and everything. Feel the vastness and silence of the sea, just like feeling yourself. The ocean is a society, a life, a friend and a soul. Shu Ting herself, like Haiyan, is strong and free to fly in the storm of life, full of confidence in life and full of positive spirit.
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Shu uses the expressive technique of borrowing scenery to express emotion. The sea in the poem is a delicate observation of life, and every kind of scenery by the sea is a true portrayal of life. The poet integrated his interpretation of life into his description of the sea. Parallelism and repetition are used in many places in this poem.