Appreciation of Shu Ting's famous poem To the Oak Tree

Shu Ting's poems are novel in conception and full of lyrical colors. Exquisite language and distinctive personal style. To the Oak Tree is one of the representative works of misty poetry. Yuwenmi, I've compiled it under the oak tree. Welcome to appreciate and learn from.

Go to the oak tree pavilion

If I love you-

Unlike climbing Campbell,

Show off with your tall branches:

If I love you-

Never imitate spoony birds,

Repeat monotonous songs for the shade;

It is not just like a fountain,

Send cool comfort all year round;

It is not just like a dangerous peak, it increases your height and sets off your dignity.

Even during the day.

Even spring rain.

No, these are not enough!

I must be a kapok beside you,

Standing with you as the image of a tree.

Roots, close to the ground,

Leaves, touching in the clouds.

Every time a gust of wind blows,

We all greet each other,

But no one

Understand what we said.

You have your copper branches and iron stems,

Like a knife, like a sword,

Like halberds,

I have my red flowers,

Like a heavy sigh,

Like a heroic torch,

We share cold waves, storms and lightning;

We enjoy the fog, the rainbow,

As if we were separated forever,

But they depend on each other all their lives,

This is great love,

Loyalty is here:

Not only love your strong body,

I also love your stand and the land under your feet.

Appreciation: As time goes into the 20th century, the gradual blending and collision of eastern and western cultures makes some progressives start to think and question, so some women boldly throw away the foot-binding cloth imposed on them by men and are no longer willing to be attached to men, so they bravely enter the society and undertake various social activities with men. Especially after the founding of New China, Mao Zedong and his * * * production party strongly advocated women's liberation and equality between men and women, which made the majority of women become the backbone of society from ignorant women and children who could only be artistic playthings of husbands and godsons and powerful people, thus making their social status and family status fundamentally changed. The majority of women are proud that they can finally be equal to men and hold up half the sky.

However, the influence of feudal culture for thousands of years is deeply rooted. Although women have been liberated politically, it is impossible to completely eradicate their ideological dependence on men. Even today, there are still many women who hold the confused idea that "it is better to study hard than to marry well" and pin their bright future on their other half. However, in To the Oak, Shu Ting totally denies this relationship with her unique insight and female sensitivity. She believes that men and women (in love, I think it should also include men and women in marriage and family) should be relatively independent and stand side by side, instead of climbing on others to show off themselves like the camphora; Nor should it be wishful like a bird singing in the green, like a fountain bringing cool comfort all the year round, and it should not be at the expense of oneself to increase the height of others in exchange for a poor love. Because women today are not the fragile women they used to be. We should stand side by side with men. You are a tall and straight oak tree, and I should be a kapok with a red crown. You have your "copper branches and iron stems like halberds", and I have my "red flowers like a hero torch". We should all have our own unique charm and share it with our own abilities. * * * Enjoy the mist, flowing haze and rainbow. "Love requires equality of personality, independence of personality, mutual respect and admiration, and mutual affinity", and "not only love your stalwart body, but also love the position you insist on and the land under your feet. "This is great love.

There is no doubt that oak trees symbolize the masculine beauty of men. He is not only tall and straight, but also strong and tenacious, and holds up the man's world with indomitable spirit. The kapok tree standing side by side with him represents women in the new era. The red flower not only has the beauty and softness of women, but also looks like a huge torch, full of passion and vitality.

I can't understand most obscure poems. Of course, it's my lack of knowledge, but I not only understand Shu Ting's To the Oak Tree, but also like it very much. I dare not guess whether all misty poems are so hazy, but the image of this misty poem is so vivid. It is easier for the public to accept and love such vague poems by personifying oak trees and kapok trees, otherwise everyone doesn't know what to say. What's the point of writing them?

In addition, I also want to say a little digression about the relationship between men and women in love and marriage. The traditional "tying green vines to trees" and "singing with women" are unfair to the majority of women, but overcorrection seems to be of no benefit to our society or the future of our mankind. Imagine that women are not as good as men. Women have lost their gentle and beautiful qualities and become more masculine than men. Is there a man in this world? Therefore, I think it is necessary to establish the equality of men and women's status, but also to admit that the division of labor caused by the different physical conditions of men and women is different, and each of them performs its own duties, so that the family and society can be harmonious.

Gorky, a writer of the former Soviet Union, praised women like this: "Without sunshine, flowers are not flourishing, without love, there is no happiness;" Without women, there is no love; Without a mother, there would be no poets and no heroes. "It is women's feminine masculinity that leads to great love in this world. Therefore, both men and women should not lose their unique gender beauty while ensuring equal status.