She sewed very carefully and mended it thoroughly. I'm afraid I'll be late.
Who can say that a filial child like the weak can repay his mother's love like the sunshine in spring?
This is the famous Wandering Sons. It deeply and naturally praises the ordinary and great beauty of human nature-maternal love.
The "wanderer" mentioned in the poem refers to a person who has left home or lived in another country for a long time. "Yin" is a name in ancient poetry, which is similar to "Qu" and "Qu". "inch of grass" refers to grass, which symbolizes children in poetry. "Heart" refers to the tender stems extracted from the grass during its growth. The meaning here is pun, which refers to both the heart of the grass and the heart of the wanderer. "Three Chunhui" refers to the sunshine in spring and symbolizes maternal love. Sanchun: The three months of spring, including Meng Chun, Midspring and Ji Chun (from beginning of spring to Changchun every year).
Great maternal love, like sunshine, bathes children in growth. It is everywhere, everywhere, leaving many deep impressions on children. For Meng Jiao, a wanderer who has been away from home for many years, the deepest feeling is the painful moment of separation between mother and son. Therefore, he chose the scene where his mother sewed clothes for him before he left. "The thread in the hands of a kind-hearted mother makes clothes for her wayward son." Through "thread" and "clothes", the mother's love for her son is closely linked. No matter how long the son travels, the clothes sewn by his mother will always be worn on him. In other words, the mother always protects the child's body and warms her heart. "She sewed very carefully and mended it thoroughly. I'm afraid I'll be late." These two sentences describe the scene when my mother sewed clothes: the kind mother held the clothes in her hand and sewed them carefully with needles and threads. I was afraid that my son would be late, so I sewed the clothes firmly. But in a mother's heart, why not expect her son to come home safely as soon as possible? It is through the contradiction between what his mother did and what she thought that the poet showed his loving mother's deep love in great detail. The last two sentences write the poet's heart: "But there is a little affection for an inch of grass, and I get three rays of spring." Feeding the grass with the sunshine in spring vividly compares the mother's warmth to her son, and expresses the son's inability to repay the kindness of his loving mother.
This song "Ode to a Wandering Son" selects ordinary scenes in daily life, and highlights a word of love-loving mother's love and son's grace in a simple and natural language. For thousands of years, whenever I read it, people's hearts will tremble because of a piece of pure love, which will cause children to miss their mothers deeply.