There are three species related to birds in The Book of Songs: pheasant dove, phoenix bird and yellow bird.

1, pheasant dove: In the Book of Songs, there are pheasant doves in Hezhou. A beautiful and virtuous woman is a good spouse of a gentleman. This poem. The pheasant pigeon is a kind of waterfowl. Because of its sweet voice, it is often used as a symbol in poetry, representing beautiful love and marriage.

2, Luan bird: Luan bird is a mythical bird, often portrayed as a symbol of divine power. In the Book of Songs, there is a phoenix flying in the court and a phoenix flying in the suburbs. This poem. Luan bird represents auspiciousness, nobility and divine power, and it is also a bird symbolizing auspiciousness.

3. Yellow Birds: In the "Yellow Birds" in the Book of Songs, some yellow birds have passed and stopped at the thorns. Who is Mu Gong? Ziche Yan Xi. This poem. The yellow bird is a kind of yellow bird. Because of its liveliness, cuteness, wit and sensitivity, it is often used as a symbol in poetry, representing a beautiful vitality and vigor. Every bird has its unique symbolic meaning and cultural connotation.

Poetry related to birds in The Book of Songs;

1, Guan Guan Luo Gui, in Hezhou. (Quoted from The Book of Songs Nan Zhou Guanju).

The pheasant dove sings on the small continent in the river, one female and one male, loving each other. The poet pinned his sincere desire for love on the appearance and correspondence of pigeons and birds.

2. The geese are singing and the sun is rising. (from The Book of Songs: A Bitter Leaf).

The geese are singing and the rising sun is just shining. The poet pinned his feelings about the passage of time and the aging of life on migratory birds and geese.

3, pick your ears, don't fill the basket. (Quoted from The Book of Songs Nan Zhou Juaner).

Pick your ears, but you can't fill the basket The poet expressed his thoughts and concerns about his distant relatives with his curly ears, and his ears could not hold the basket.

4, the rush of cockroaches, the strength of cockroaches. (From The Book of Songs Wind Quail Running).

Quails and birds compete, while magpies and birds compete. Describe quail magpie, love each other. Accompanied by quail magpie, the poet pinned his yearning for freedom of marriage and sincere love.

5. Cross the yellow bird and stop at the spine. (From The Book of Songs Qin Feng Yellow Bird).

Crossed yellow birds inhabit jujube trees. The poet perched on the jujube tree with a yellow bird, pinning his nostalgia for his hometown and life in his hometown.