I combine the traditional filial piety thought.

The Book of Songs Xiaoya Gufeng is a kind of lonely sadness.

At the beginning, I used the brushwork of comparing first and then assigning, and read aloud: "Cry to my parents and give birth to me." The second chapter, which is also the technique of comparing first and then giving, reads: "I am sad for my parents and I am tired." In the third chapter, I still used the brushwork of comparing first and then assigning, crying and saying, "It's a pity that the bottle is used up. It is better to die for a long time than to live among fresh people. Without a father, there is nothing to worry about, without a mother, there is nothing to rely on. "

Then, use V to describe me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me. . . . . . Nine me who never get tired.

In the next two chapters, I use interest to express my feelings. People are in love, and I am alone. . . . . . Everyone is the same. I'm not alone.

Fu, Bi and Xing are used alternately and flexibly. The former calls for the latter, which is lyrical and ups and downs, lonely, sad and clean. The tree wants to be quiet, but the wind will not stop. Children want to be filial, but relatives are not there. . . . . .