How to appreciate "orioles have known each other for a long time and want to cry four or five times" from the perspective of rhetoric?

"Huang Wei has known each other for a long time and wants to cry four or five times without tears." He personifies the willow vine oriole, transfers the subject and object, and subtly and implicitly expresses the poet Rong Hong's attachment to the pavilion on the lake.

"acquaintances" point out that you are more reluctant to leave when you are familiar with orioles, "wanting to leave" points out the fact of leaving, and "crying frequently" is a pun. On the one hand, it refers to the cry of oriole, and it is also easy to remind people of the sad cry when leaving. The word "crow" has two sides of the scene, and the image is vivid, which seems to have infinite pen power. This is the beauty of the veteran runner.

Brief introduction of the poet:

Rong Hong (744 ~ 800) was a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Jingzhou people. Teenagers travel around the world instead of scholars. Later scholars. In the first year of Baoying (762), he traveled westward from Huazhou and Luoyang, crossed Huayin, met the king, and wrote "ascetic journey". In the autumn of the second year of Dali (767), I returned to my hometown and worked in the Wei shogunate, my ambassador to Beijing Nanda. After living in Hunan, he was the staff of Cui Kui, the secretariat of Tanzhou, and Li Changlong, the secretariat of Guizhou, and was well received. Jianzhong lived in Chang 'an for three years (782) as a counselor. The following year, he was demoted to Chenzhou secretariat. Later, he served as the former state secretariat. In his later years, he worked in Lingling, Hunan, and finally arrived in Guizhou. He was one of the poets who paid more attention to reflecting reality in the early middle Tang Dynasty. The masterpiece ascetic journey is about the disaster brought by war to the people. One of the most famous works, Euler in Guizhou, is a travel official and a sentimental life story. Poem 125, Rong Hong's poem was compiled in Ming Dynasty.

Literary influence:

Zhou Bangyan, a poet in the Song Dynasty, is fond of clothes and words, and his feelings are endless. Wang Shifu's Romance of the West Chamber, which says that the wicker is long, the jade is hard to bind, and the wicker is long, and the feelings are close to provoke, all conform to the personification of this poem.