Evaluation of the Poem of the Wild Sparrow

The Poem of the Wild Sparrow is evaluated as follows:

The Poem of the Wild Sparrow is made by Wang Zhilu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem has only four lines, but it has very profound philosophies of life and expression of emotions, and it is a condensed, concise and far-reaching poem.

The full poem is as follows: "No one is making noise in the broken house, but the red wax is still fragrant. It is not as good as dancing and moving, also playing the zither and forgetting both." The poem expresses the author's thoughts and feelings about life through the description of the behavior of the little wild sparrow.

The author takes the dilapidated house and the broken candles as the background, describing a quiet and ordinary scene, and then through the wild sparrow's easy and free dancing and singing, it creates a striking contrast with the surrounding environment. Within this contrast, the author conveys a positive, optimistic and cheerful mindset.

From this poem, it can be seen that the author's fragmented life experience has condensed a profound philosophy and a rich philosophy of life. He reminds the world that feelings full of hope and strength can be found in every ordinary detail of life. This optimistic attitude is the character that each of us must possess on the path of life.

Therefore, "The Poem of the Wild Sparrow" is regarded as a famous poem of the Tang Dynasty, a poem with high artistic value and cultural connotation. It is short, vivid and far-reaching, leaving a deep impression on people. It not only demonstrates Wang Zhilu's profound life experience, but also becomes a classic work in Chinese cultural tradition.

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