Zi Gui, also known as Du Yu, Si Sheng Du Fu and Cui Gui, is said to have been transformed by the soul of Du Yu, the emperor of Shu. It always sings to the north, especially in June and July, day and night. The sound it makes is extremely sad, as if expecting its son to return, so it is called cuckoo's cry. This kind of bird is also called Zigui.
It often rings at night, and its voice is sad, so it is used to express sadness and sadness. There is another theory related to Qu Yuan, but it has not been widely circulated. "Ya Ya Shi Bird": "Du Fu, a rule." Zigui is a symbol of desolation in ancient poetry. In order to set off the feelings of hurting spring and cherishing spring, express the feelings of homesickness and sorrow. Expressing the feelings of missing one's old country, hometown and relatives can also be compared with the unyielding national integrity.
Poetry with sub-rules
1, seeing off the spring
In March, the residual flowers bloom even more, and the small eaves swallow day by day.
Zi Gui still cries blood in the middle of the night, so he doesn't believe that the east wind can't call him back.
The last two sentences personify the cuckoo. The sub-discipline (cuckoo) of this poem is different from most previous poems in metaphor, sadness and sadness, and has more positive significance.
2. Look at the azaleas in Xuancheng
Shu has heard of Zigui bird and Xuancheng has seen azaleas.
One is called, one is ileum, one is broken, and March is three memories.
Through the combination of reality and reality, this poem expresses the sadness of cuckoo singing from the perspective of hearing, and makes people sad by writing points, expressing the poet's thoughts about his hometown Sanba in the season of birds singing and flowers fragrant. I wrote about the homesickness of travelers.