1, the silk is full before spring and the candle tears are thicker after autumn. -Wang Zhenhua's Ode to the Teacher

Appreciation: This poem depicts the hard work and selfless dedication of teachers, and expresses the author's reverence and praise for teachers' profession. The two poems, "Spring blossoms make you old, tears turn to ashes and autumn is thicker", use vivid metaphors. Spring silkworms don't stop spinning when they die, and they don't stop crying when the candles burn out, which shows the spirit of teachers' obscurity and selfless dedication.

Here, "silkworm" and "candle tears" refer to teachers' efforts, while "spitting" and "turning to ashes" emphasize thorough and unremitting efforts. These two sentences also express the teacher's love and persistence in education and his unremitting efforts to cultivate students' growth.

"Peach Blossoms and Plums All over the World" describes the achievements and influence of students trained by teachers. This word vividly shows that the teachers' hard work has paid off, and their students are all over China like peach trees and plum trees, making important contributions to society and the country.

2, your husband is full of peaches and plums all over the world, why not plant flowers in front of the hall. -Bai Juyi's "Planting Flowers in the Green Field Hall of Gong Ling in Fenghe"

Appreciation: The poem "Your husband is full of peaches and plums, so why plant flowers in front of the hall" means that Mr. Pei Du has students all over the world, and his house is already magnificent without planting flowers in front of it. The poet gave students metonymy instead of peaches and plums. By writing the essence of everything in Pei Du's home instead of planting flowers, I expressed my praise for a teacher whose peaches and plums are famous all over the world.

Using metonymy rhetoric, taking peaches and plums as students and Lvyetang as Pei Du's house. This poem describes that Pei Du's house occupies the essence of everything without planting flowers (the house is very conspicuous and imposing), which shows the praise for a teacher whose reputation is spread all over the world.

3. In the dream of the soul, deep friendship in my heart forever. -Liu Shaotang's "Four Musts, Unforgettable Teacher"

Appreciation: This poem expresses deep gratitude and permanent memory for the kindness of the teacher. Every word is full of affection and deep meaning. "Deep friendship" refers to profound friendship, expressing gratitude to teachers for their selfless dedication and care. The Eternal Dream of the Soul vividly expresses this feeling of gratitude, which often echoes in the heart, just like being deeply moved in the dream of the soul.

"Deep gratitude" conveys deep gratitude to the teacher for his great contribution and hard work. In my heart forever clearly shows the author's eternal memory and gratitude to the teacher. This poem expresses students' gratitude to the teacher with vivid language and appropriate images, and also shows students' deep admiration and respect for the teacher.