What does the wheat field mean?

1, "wheat" symbolizes the hope of survival. The wheat fields written by Haizi have always been filled with the poet's gratitude for the existence of life. In the poet's eyes, the wheat field is the mother of raising wheat and the guarantee to solve the problem of food and clothing.

2. The Wheat Field symbolizes suffering and inclusive motherhood. The suffering in The Rye not only touched the poet, but also showed the maternal beauty of traditional women in China with her tolerant feelings.

Related poems:

Mature wheat

Modern Haizi

Original text:

That year, the new wheat in Lanzhou matured.

Father who has been on the water for more than 30 years, go home.

Sitting on a sheepskin raft, I came home.

Someone pushed through the door with food on his back at night.

I recognized my uncle under the oil lamp.

Old brothers, a night of silence.

Just hookahs, muttering.

Whose mind is also half a foot thick loess, mature wheat!

Wheat field in May

Modern Haizi

Original text:

Brothers all over the world, hug in the wheat field.

Four brothers in the wheat field, east, west, north and south, good brothers.

Recite your own poems later.

Sometimes I sit alone in order to hug in the wheat field.

Wheat field in May, dreaming of brothers.

I see pebbles rolling all over the beach in my hometown, and there is always an arc sky at dusk.

Villages that fill the earth with sadness. Sometimes I sit alone in the wheat field and recite China's poems for my brothers.

No eyes and no lips.