The first section always describes the characteristics of birch. The image of birch is white with "silver frost" and "snowflake". A word "painting" accurately represents a thin layer of white skin on the trunk of birch. The word "skin" personifies birch, shows birch's love for whiteness and highlights birch's nobility.
The next section describes the branches and leaves of birch trees. Because birch trees are covered with snowflakes, leaves that have not been completely removed are covered with soft snow. The "furry" white tree top sets off the purple branches, as if to set a "snow embroidered edge" on the birch tree. Furry snow branches are as beautiful as clusters of blooming flowers and tassels. This sentence reminds us of Cen Can's famous sentence: "Like the strong wind in spring, it blows at night and blows away the petals of ten thousand pear trees."
In the third section, the author always writes about the quiet and dynamic temperament beauty of birch. "Silence" is modified by "obscurity". It is the author who writes the subtle and noble spirit of birch with the same sense, writes its noble temperament "tall and straight" and writes its extraordinary. "Brilliant Hui Jin" sets off its gorgeous brilliance, and "stands tall and shines".
In the last section, the poet placed the birch tree under the reflection of the morning glow, and "wandering" accurately and delicately described the process of the morning glow with anthropomorphic methods. Being Late highlights the beauty of the morning glow and sets off the beauty of the birch tree. The birch tree rendered by the morning glow means "dressed in red, wrapped in plain clothes, especially enchanting".
In a word, the first two sections of this poem focus on describing the external image of birch, and the last two sections focus on expressing the internal temperament of birch. In order to highlight the image temperament of Betula platyphylla, the author tries to create a vivid and vivid image from many aspects, angles or sides.
The poem is in the form of four lines and one section. Even the sentences in each section rhyme, and the whole poem rhymes, which sounds like a cheerful serenade. In addition, the author's heartfelt love, praise and reverence for birch trees are filled between the lines, adding a little depth to this cheerful feeling.
Birch is the national tree of Russia. It is cold-resistant, silvery white and elegant, so the poet's praise of birch contains his love for the nation and his passionate feelings for the motherland! When we read "there is a birch tree in front of my window", we can fully appreciate the close relationship between the poet and the birch tree, and the two are inseparable!