What is Jia Jian's image?

Jia Jian is a very important flower image in The Book of Songs. According to Gu's statistics in Mao Shi Jie, there are more than 170 kinds of plants involved in The Book of Songs, among which the flower image is the most prominent.

Jiaxu is a general term for reed and reed, both of which grow by the water. Among them, "Jia" refers to the nascent reed. The word related to "Jia Jia" is "missing at home", which refers to the missing between lovers.

There are also "bitter relatives" and "bitter relatives", which refer to distant relatives. Baer is a thin film in the reed stem, which is used to describe alienation and shallowness.

Extended data

This poem starts with "grey", "sadness" and "mining", points out the changes of time, and at the same time leads to the changes of "Yiren", "Wan is in the water" and "Wan is in the water".

In pursuit of the right person, heroes sometimes go upstream and sometimes downstream. No matter how difficult the road is, he is still persistent in his pursuit, but the right person is always "out of reach"

Overlapping is a very important feature of the form of The Book of Songs. There are three chapters, one chapter and four sentences, a total of twelve sentences, only a dozen words have been changed.

For example, changing "Cang Cang" into "Sorrow" and "Colorful", changing "Fang" into "Mei" and "Long" into "Ji" and "Right" have played a role in the ups and downs of art and expressed the emotional twists and turns in poetry.

This poem describes autumn. At this time, the reeds have grown very luxuriantly, and the reeds have also bloomed, but they are not bright flowers, but wisps of poetry, just like the "Yiren" who can never be touched, with extraordinary elegance.