Yu Meiri Lv Zhi Dan can be understood as a poem describing the natural landscape. Literally, it describes the red plum blossoms blooming on the wet plum branches. This description is usually used to express the beauty and vitality of spring.
This poem may contain the following moral:
1, "Rain Plum": refers to plum blossoms moistened by rain, symbolizing the arrival and hope of spring. When plum blossoms are in full bloom, it rains or rains. In China literature, there are often poems and literary works describing Yu Mei. This kind of scene is often used to express praise for natural beauty, as well as perseverance and courage.
2. "Sunlight Green": It describes the green on plum branches, indicating vitality and exuberance, and is usually used to describe the green of plants in the sun. Can refer to the green leaves in the sun, in the bright sunshine, showing a bright and vibrant green. The word sun green often appears in poems and literary works to describe the beauty and vitality of nature. It conveys to people the feeling of happiness, warmth and vitality brought by sunshine and nature.
3. "Zhidan" refers to the red flowers of plum blossom, which gives people a bright and dazzling impression. Refers to the red flowers blooming on plum trees, which are usually used to describe the beauty and brilliance of plum blossoms. In China literature, plum blossom is endowed with special symbolic meaning and is often used to express the qualities of being strong, tenacious and not afraid of cold. Plum blossoms can bloom in cold winter, so they are called "winter flowers". Using "Zhidan" to describe the bright red of these plum blossoms gives people a bright and charming visual experience.
Part of speech classification
1. Nouns: words that express names and abstract concepts such as names of people, things and places, such as "book" and "children".
2. Verbs: words expressing behavior, state or existence, such as "walking", "flying" and "liking".
Adjective: a word used to describe the characteristics or properties of a nominal object, such as "beautiful", "tall" and "red".
4. Adverbs: modifying verbs, adjectives, adverbs, etc. , indicating time, place, way, degree, etc. , such as "soon", "very" and "very".
Pronouns: words that replace nouns, such as "he", "they", "this" and "who".