Wild goose river-my nanny? Ai Qing
Dayanhe is my nanny. Her name is the name of the village where she was born She is a child bride, Dayanhe, my nanny. I am the son of the landlord; He is also the son of Dayan River, and grew up eating Dayan River's milk. Dayanhe raised me in her family. I was raised by your milk. Dayanhe, my nanny.
Dayan River, I saw the snow today, which reminds me of you: your grassy grave under the pressure of snow, the dead Wafi under the eaves of your closed former residence, your garden pawned by a square foot, the mossy stone chair in front of your door, Dayan River, I saw the snow today, which reminds me of you.
Appreciate Dayan River, My Nanny;
This poem has sincere and profound feelings. The poem repeatedly said, "Dayanhe is my nanny" and the poet is the son of the landlord. He grew up in the embrace of Dayan River and sucked her milk, which not only nurtured the poet and body, but also nurtured the poet's feelings.
The poet deeply accepted her love, and when he left his adoptive mother to return to his biological parents at school age, he felt the strangeness of his parents and the importance of his adoptive mother to him. The integrity, kindness and simplicity of the foster mother influenced the poet's life. This poem is written around the relationship between "I" and "she" from beginning to end. His deep feelings for Dayan River are all expressed in his emotional statement.
This is a poem dedicated to the nanny Dayan River. The poet described the ordinary, bumpy and unfortunate life of this ordinary China woman and expressed his heartfelt thanks to this great mother.