1. Life is as brilliant as summer flowers, and death is as quiet and beautiful as autumn leaves.

Appreciation: Using summer flowers as a metaphor for life and autumn leaves as a metaphor for death are actually a common cultural psychology that spans time and space. Using poetry to explain life also turns life into a beautiful poem. People who can understand poetry and life in this way undoubtedly have great wisdom and courage.

When you are alive, you should be as wonderful and gorgeous as the flowers in summer, live your life and live the best side; when you die, look back on the past and feel that your life was worthwhile and leave no regrets, you can be like the fallen leaves in autumn. Leave just as quietly and peacefully. ?It implies that people should live a wonderful life and die without regrets.

2. If gold is tied to the wings of a bird, the bird will never be able to fly in the sky again.

Appreciation: When a bird's wings are tied with gold, it cannot fly far. Giving up is a sober choice that we always face in life. Only by learning to give up can we unload all the burdens of life, travel lightly, wait for the turning point of life, and survive the ups and downs. Only by knowing how to give up can we have maturity and live more. Full, calm and relaxed. Learning to choose means assessing the situation, making use of strengths and avoiding weaknesses, seizing the opportunity, and choosing wisely is better than blind persistence. ?

3. If you cry because you miss the sun, you will also miss the stars.

Appreciation: This seemingly simple but profound saying teaches us to understand the connection between loss and gain, and builds a bridge for us to turn disappointment into hope and pain into happiness. We understand or gain is a kind of happiness. When losing, don't just be sentimental about what you've lost in front of you and ignore the other scenery around you. Don't lose the big because of the small.

If a person feels disheartened because of a certain loss, he will only lose more. Nothing can be forced, and loss can make us appreciate it more. When dealing with loss, all we need to do is to pick up the mood and work hard for the next opportunity. This is like saying that a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise. Tagore's words use symbolic metaphors to symbolize the sun and stars as various opportunities or imaginable things in life.

Extended information

"Birds" is a collection of poems written by Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore. It includes 325 beautiful untitled poems and was first published in 1916. The basic themes of these poems are mostly extremely common things, including grass, fallen leaves, birds, stars, rivers, etc.

Because the poet is loyal to his own thoughts, has a keen insight into nature and society, and a wonderful pen that is good at expressing his heart, these short poems, which are like a few words, contain rich thoughts, profound philosophy, and express Create a fresh, lively, graceful and timeless style.

"The Collection of Flying Birds" has been translated into multiple language versions around the world, playing a role in promoting the emergence and development of China's "Little Poetry Movement".