Observe a bird you like carefully, grasp its characteristics, and write down its appearance and sound.

The shape of the black pillow oriole is very beautiful and gorgeous. It is small and golden, and only its wings and tail are black, as if with a black border. There is a wide black ring on the head, which runs from the root of the mouth through the eyes to the back pillow. Eyes red, mouth pink, legs and feet lead blue. It constitutes a brilliant and eye-catching appearance. It not only has a beautiful posture, but also has a beautiful voice and melodious singing. Its sound is as beautiful as running water, just like the clarinet played in western musical instruments. Its timbre is wonderful and changeable. At ordinary times, it often emits a single sound of "ga-ga-ga", and sometimes it is like a medium-speed "coming-buying-mountain-medicine". Sometimes it is a quick "eat rice and meat"; Sometimes it will make a sharp, old cat-like "ah-er-"cry. Therefore, he is known as a clarinet player. When I was a child in the countryside, I saw an oriole and asked, "Why did the oriole stay for dinner?" I often hear Huang Li's response: "rice-and meat", which is still fresh in my memory. The oriole has a graceful posture and is good at singing. Mei's oriole: the best voice is the best, and it seems that singing is more admonitory. The tall branches were thrown low and unstable, and the golden feathers were dyed black.

The beautiful posture and singing voice of orioles have become the object of "borrowing birds to express their feelings" by literati in past dynasties. "Ying Ge Yanwu" has become a symbol of beautiful things in people's minds. "Two orioles sing green willows, and a row of egrets go up to the sky." The steps are dotted with green grass in spring, and birds are chirping happily under the leaves. It is a famous sentence of poet Du Fu praising oriole. "Thousands of miles of warblers sing green and reflect red" gives a unique spring scenery to a faction in the south of the Yangtze River. The long-standing "Liu Lang Wen Ying" has become the main landscape of Hangzhou West Lake. All these show the decorative role of orioles in China's long history and culture. For us to watch and care for oriole, it is endowed with rich historical and cultural connotations.