"I" is naive and lively, clever and cunning, and naturally kind. I am a lively, naughty, naive and imaginative child who knows how to repay my mother's love.

The mother in the poem is a gentle and loving mother who loves and cares about her children. She is quiet, pious, kind and caring.

The central figure in the picture is "me"-a clever and lovely child. On a whim, "I" became a golden flower and played with my mother three times a day.

The first time I played, when my mother prayed, I quietly opened the petals to give off fragrance;

The second time I played, when my mother read Ramayana, I cast my shadow on the page my mother read.

The third time, when my mother went to the bullpen with a lamp, I suddenly jumped in front of my mother and returned to my original shape. "I" disappeared for a day, but I have been with my mother. "I" was naive, but I kept my secret, but his mother didn't know. Finally, her mother asked "where have I been", and he said "I won't tell you", which is a proud and well-meaning "lie". In detail, the strange behavior of "I" hides my attachment to my mother: emitting fragrance is a secret expression of my attachment to my mother; Casting a shadow on the page my mother read is a cover for my mother and a secret expression of my attachment to my mother. In short, "I" is expressing my feelings for my mother in a unique way for children.

Golden Flower is the work of Tagore, an Indian writer, poet and social activist. It depicts an innocent, lovely and slightly naughty child image, which implicitly and subtly expresses the deep feelings of children who love their mothers.