& amp#8205; The poet thinks more about the spring night than the scenery. [I didn't know there was such sadness, when we leaned against the porthole on a spring night] At the beginning of the love story, a "sadness" directly revealed the mood at that time. Why? The poet further explained. It turns out that this spring night is on the "porthole", so [the moonlight is like blue mist, and the tender feelings like water can't flow into you, closing the tight heart]
From the first verse alone, we can see that the poet's love is not understood. How the moonlight turns into blue fog. Didn't Wu Zetian have a famous saying, "Look at the tears of Zhu, and the fragments remember you"? The poet regards the moonlight cast on the sea as blue mist, which is not pure romanticism, but strong feelings, so it is sentimental.
This tender feeling like water can't flow into you, closing your tight heart. Are your feelings really not understood? The poet exudes a touch of sadness.
Section 2 [You sigh: Life is really bitter] We can easily think of Chen Haode's Heart of the Crew: "The life of the boatman floats around like a hanging boat, facing the water and the sky day and night, and the sun and the moon shine together." The crew has crew problems. [You repent: 28 spring and autumn seasons without flowers and frost = = = Why is your strong body shaking like a weak poplar in the wind]. As we know, the ocean is vast, and 7 1% of the earth is ocean. [28 Spring and Autumn Frost] Does it imply that the mainland treasure island has not been in contact for 28 years? I don't know when this poem was written, so it's hard to say.
Why is your strong body trembling in the wind like a weak poplar? Because the vastness of the sea can make people lost.
Section 3 [? I know you are a sail eager for the storm, and you are reluctant to give up your harbor. Every time the boatman goes out to sea, he will bid farewell to his hometown, which is a little reluctant. But the stormy waves of life will eventually entrust you to my friend. When you stop paddling from hell, your heart will be as rich and broad as the world.
The heart is heaven, but the mind is hell. When the crew get used to life at sea, they will relax. Section 4 [I hope I can accompany you everywhere with the wind] The ship has gone far because of the wind, which probably means smooth sailing.
As long as the goal is clear, there is a direction and there is hope to move forward.
This poem seems to show a poetess's love and care for the crew. In fact, the poet takes love as the entrance and expresses her broad mind. Just like "Love what I love, have no regrets" in Plum, it can't be simply understood as love. Spring Night also contains the author's vision for the future and the pursuit of hard work.