1, the most concentrated images can be said to be "blood" and "fire". "Blood" symbolizes the strength of life, enthusiasm and the will to struggle, but it also represents bloodshed and pain. Ai Qing's poems often describe blood, expressing his love for life and fighting, as well as his grief over social injustice and war.
2. Fire symbolizes the flame of revolution, burning impulse and power, and also represents destruction and destruction. Ai Qing often uses the image of fire in his poems to express his love and pursuit of the revolutionary cause and his anger at social injustice and oppression.
3. The land and the sun. The image of "land" embodies the poet's deep love for the motherland and mother earth, and his deep sense of hardship for the fate of the motherland. Patriotism is an inexhaustible theme in Ai Qing's works, and his I Love This Land is the most incisive expression of this feeling.
4. Why do I often cry? Because I love this land deeply, these two poems are true and simple, but they come from the poet's heart, from the depths of national life and have immortal artistic vitality.
5. In his famous work Dayan River-My Nanny, Dayan River is the embodiment of China people and farmers, which not only shows Ai Qing's sympathy and love for the working people, but also shows his concern and exploration for the fate of the working people.
6. Ai Qing has been praising the sun enthusiastically, and this series of images appears most frequently in Ai Qing's poems. First of all, they are symbols of China's bright future. Secondly, they are also the explanation of the spiritual source and motivation of revolutionary fighters. Thirdly, this group of images also embodies the poet's ideological tendency of pursuing truth, challenging the old society, fighting against the dark forces and moving towards a better tomorrow.
7. Life and death, this set of images is a portrayal of the brave warrior's heroic fighting and not afraid of sacrifice. "Snow and fog", a group of images as a symbol of dark society and sinister environment, appeared in Ai Qing's poems.