What is the most commonly used meaning of goose in ancient poetry? Please give an example.

Yanji has a profound traditional cultural heritage. In Confucianism, it has the conceptual significance of moral and ethical admonition; In Taoism, it has a lofty ideal of letting nature take its course. In Buddhism, it has a symbol of Buddhism-Cold Pool Goose. This fusion of difference and unity of Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism is reflected in the richness and profundity of the meaning of wild goose painting.

The most commonly used meanings of goose in ancient poetry are:

1 reposes the poet's yearning for his hometown.

Such as: Fan Zhongyan's "Fisherman's Pride", "The scenery in Qiu Lai is different, and Hengyang geese don't pay attention."

2. Express the poet's thoughts about his friends.

For example, Du Fu's "The Lonely Goose", "The lonely goose flies without pecking. Whoever pities a shadow will lose a million clouds. "

Wanderers are homesick and sentimental, so poets often borrow geese to express their feelings.

For example, in Li Qingzhao's "A Plum Branch", "The word geese return, and the moon is full of the West Building".

Goose is a genus of birds, which looks slightly like a goose, with long neck and wings, short feet and tail, purple-brown feathers and is good at swimming and flying.

The wild goose is also called red. 1 1,1fly south in February, and fly north in June and July. Breeding in the north. The ancients said that Hongyan handed down books.

It can be divided into grey goose, white goose and black goose.