The poem "That Cricket" by the famous poet Liushahe is a masterpiece with a large number of images, profound connotations and ingenious combinations. Throughout the poem, the main images can be roughly divided into the following three levels: image-raising, image-environment and image-metaphor. Author Liu Shahe, a contemporary poet. Formerly known as Yu Xuntan. 193 1 year1month 1 1 day was born in Jintang county, Sichuan province. The title of this poem comes from the association with Taiwan Province poet Yu Guangzhong. 1982, I told Zhongxin in Liushahe: "Overseas, when you hear a cricket at night, you will think it is the one you heard in the countryside of Sichuan. "Four years later, I wrote two lines in Cricket Songs:" Is that the one who escaped from childhood? "Forty years later, you came back to call me?" The words in the letter inspired Liu Shahe to write this poem to answer, which was shown in the supplement of Wen Wei Po in Hong Kong. (See Liushahe's Reading Lights Stolen from Late Windows (P 186).