The woodcutter's poem expresses the author's yearning for freedom and ideal life.
The life of the woodcutter described in the poem is enviable. The woodcutter goes out early and comes back late. While collecting firewood, he enjoys the beautiful scenery in the mountains and forests, accompanied by birds, butterflies, and wild flowers. He is neither alone nor lonely. He drinks mountain springs and eats mountain fruits when he is hungry, and listens to the singing of birds when he is tired.
Collect firewood to go home and exchange for your own daily needs. Life is free and happy, without the fatigue of hard work, the embarrassment of desires, and the noise of the world. There are flowers, butterflies, and beautiful scenery in life. What we pursue is a plain, true, and fulfilling self.
Such a life cannot be found in the world, and certainly cannot be compared to boudoir life. The author describes the good life of the woodcutter, expresses his aspirations through the material, and points out the ideal way of life in his heart.
The poem is implicit and beautiful. Although it expresses ambition, it contains far-reaching meanings and does not reveal the dew of mountains and rivers. It uses ingenious conception, superb technique and vivid language to depict a picture of mountain dwelling with suitable shades and remoteness. . It makes people immersed in it, and they can't help but yearn for the natural interest of mountains and forests, so that readers can gain emotional understanding, aesthetic enjoyment, and enlightenment of life.
A simple and kind-hearted woodcutter, who lives in poverty and enjoys the world, has no desires and desires, and lives in harmony with nature. Life has rewarded him with beautiful "butterflies". The clever description of scenery and characterization make the artistic conception of the poem reflect the soul of the characters, highlighting the profound connotation of the woodcutter's image.