The narrative of the whole poem is closely related to events and narrative. There are images of bows and arrows, shooting at the sky, fat clothes, drinking and singing in the narrative, and there are also many voices of arrows flying, geese sorrowing, the north wind whistling and poets singing. When expressing their feelings, there is an inner confession of sighing and unwilling to sink, and there is an artistic daydream that the cold wind turns into a spring willow and the withered willow cage is a light smoke. The image description and sound rendering in narration have been bold and free, and the inner confession and artistic reverie are still filled with confidence and longing when expressing feelings. In this way, the whole poem has clear context, distinct syllables, high tone and passion.
The first four sentences of the poem are narrated and the last four sentences are expressed. In the narrative, the description of images and the rendering of sounds are used to express the strong indignation of being suppressed and unable to stretch their talents, and the inner monologue and artistic reverie are used to express the optimism and self-encouragement of feelings. The image of being wild, heroic and free and easy is presented in anger, but when I encourage myself, I still see my ambition to actively use the world and work hard. In this way, the poet is depressed without sinking, and the feelings of self-motivation pervade the lines of the poem.