Dye white
A path
Along the path
I
turn back
Go to mom's bed.
Only then did I know.
I am her hometown. The poem Hometown is very short. By writing Li Bai's Silent Night Thinking, I aroused the wanderer's homesickness, expressed his deep yearning for his hometown and mother, and praised his maternal love. Feelings are sincere. In the first section, the author wrote "Li Bai's Frost", which was very impressive and of great historical significance. "A Path" can be understood as the author's yearning, and the word "dyed white" is even more homesick. The second section can be understood as real writing, that is, the author really returned to his hometown, and it can also be understood as imaginary writing, that is, the author wandered in his hometown. The third section is written from hometown to mother, and the last sentence can be said to be the finishing touch. Throughout the ages, there are countless poems with the theme of "hometown", but the author here has changed a pen, expressing that the mother loves only her own children in her life and praising the greatness of maternal love. The wanderer's nostalgia for his hometown is largely because his mother is there to guard him, and his mother's biggest concern in her life is only her children. What a great maternal love this is! The central idea is to praise homesickness and maternal love and highlight the beauty of human nature in China's traditional sense ~