1. Children's unique hairstyle
Crying refers to a state of a boy's hair, that is, it is long and vertically downward, and it is not tied or cut short. This hairstyle is common in early childhood and is a unique appearance feature of children. Crying is a Chinese phrase that refers to the long and drooping hair of a boy, and is usually used to describe the age of a child. In literary works, mourning is often used to express the image of innocence.
2. Extended meaning
Besides describing the age of children, mourning also has symbolic significance in literary works. It represents innocence and innocence, and is often used to describe children's nature and childlike attitude.
3. Literary significance
In ancient China literature, crying is often used as a rhetorical device to describe children's images. For example, there are many poems describing children's happy play and innocence, expressing their praise and yearning for children's innocence.
4. Cultural and ideological symbols
It also has certain cultural and ideological symbolic significance. Traditionally, it is regarded as a symbol of children's innocence, and it also has symbolic significance in literary works, and is endowed with many beautiful meanings, such as representing children's innocence, liveliness and yearning for a better world.
5. Far-reaching influence
Worship, as a literary image and rhetorical device, has influenced the creation of ancient literature and the ancient culture of China. It not only endows literary works with vivid images, but also shows concern for children's nature and growth process. By understanding the significance and cultural value of hanging, we can better understand and appreciate related literary works.
Summary:
Crying is to describe the state that the boy's hair is long and vertically downward, and to depict the image of the child. In addition to literal meaning, mourning has symbolic meaning in literary works, representing innocence. It has a far-reaching influence on literary creation and China ancient culture, endowing the works with vivid images and showing concern for children's nature and growth.