The whole poem: "You don't have to cut off the red crown on your head, you will walk in the snow-covered future. It has never dared to cry in its life. When it screams, the doors of every household are opened. " The words are lively and straightforward, catchy and full of life.
It wears a red crown on its head, and it is white and aggressive. It's really powerful and beautiful. It seems that there is really a big cock in front of you, which makes people unbearable. This little guy usually doesn't like to talk, because when he calls "rooster sings the world white."
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Appreciation of painted chicken
The first sentence "the red crown on the head need not be cut" means that the rooster wears a natural red crown and does not need to be cut. This poem is easy to understand, because the red crown on the cock's head is already long, so it naturally doesn't need to be cut in the later period. So, Tang Bohu found a beautiful external image without decoration in the rooster. In other words, Tang Bohu emphasized the natural beauty itself, so it praised this beauty as "no need to cut".
The second sentence, "Walking in the snow-covered future", means that the rooster wears snow-white feathers and is full of pride. Poetically speaking, this is a rooster with white hair and red crown. From the writing point of view, the sentence from surrender to clause is from partial to comprehensive, with strong color contrast. This also symbolizes Tang Bohu's own mental outlook and thoughts and feelings.
The last two sentences are that the rooster never dares to crow easily in his life, because when he crows, the doors of thousands of households will be opened. As we all know, cock crow means dawn and a new day. Tang Bohu personified the rooster here and described its mental state. The word "dare not" is used here appropriately and has rich meanings.