1. This poem shows us a bleak and desolate (or lonely, desolate, desolate) picture of late autumn.

2. The pursuit, yearning or pain of lovesickness (lover, loved one, happy life). (As long as the meaning is correct)

3. The whole poem has three chapters, using the form of repeated chapters, with three sighs in one song. The rhythm is distinct and the melody is beautiful. It also shows the protagonist’s deepening of emotions layer by layer. It is highly contagious.

Repetition refers to a technique in literary works in which the same or similar sentences appear repeatedly in the same position in different paragraphs. Its function is to deepen the impression, exaggerate the atmosphere, deepen the theme of the poem, enhance the musicality and rhythm of the poem, enable the emotions to be expressed to the fullest, and enhance the rhythm and musical beauty of the article.

Extended information

"Guo Feng·Qin Feng·Jian Jia" is an article in the ancient Chinese realist poetry collection "The Book of Songs". The poem consists of three chapters, each chapter has eight lines. This poem was once thought to be a way of ridiculing Qin Xianggong for not being able to use Zhou rites to consolidate his country, or regretting that he could not attract wise men who lived in seclusion. Now it is generally believed that it is a love song, describing the melancholy and depression of pursuing the one you love but not being able to achieve it. The whole poem consists of three chapters, with multiple chapters sung over and over again. The last two chapters are only slightly modified from the text of the first chapter, creating the effect of harmonious rhythm within each chapter but uneven rhythm between chapters, which also results in a reciprocal advancement of semantics.

This poem was written to pursue the person you longed for but could not get. Chen Zizhan's "Explanations of Three Hundred Poems" said: "The poem "Jianjia" is undoubtedly the work of the poet who wanted to see a person but could not see him. Who is this person? Is he an old man from the old capital of Zhou Li who knows Zhou Li? Is the old minister of the Western Zhou Dynasty who misses his ancestors and is a wise hermit of the Qin State, or is he a friend of the poet? Or is the poet himself a wise hermit and a poet with a clear ambition? How about simplifying and vulgarizing it, insisting that it is a love poem, and saying that the poet misses his lover? The interpretation is different and it is difficult to judge. ”

Reference material

国风· Qin Feng·Jianjia (The Book of Songs)_Baidu Encyclopedia?