In the bird's nest, the son is looking forward to his mother's return. The poem is: Who lives a small life? As common as flesh and blood. I advise you not to pat a bird. My son will be in the nest waiting for his mother to come back. The meaning of the poem is: Who says that the lives of these birds are insignificant? They are as flesh and blood as human beings. I advise you not to hit the bird on the branch. The birds are still in the nest waiting for their mother's return.

In his poems, the poet made an exhortation to persuade people to love birds, which showed the poet's kindness and kindness. "Whose life? General flesh and blood are generally skin. " This poem first puts forward the poet's own point of view with a rhetorical question. Rhetorical tone makes feelings stronger, showing the poet's kindness, benevolence and respect for life. Then point out that birds have flesh and bones like people.

It is true that there is no distinction between high and low in life. Everything in the world, like human beings, is alive, alive, and flesh and blood. Humans should treat them like brothers and sisters and never hurt them. Later, two sentences, "Don't beat the boughs, the son hopes the mother will return to the nest", put forward the exhortation that human beings should be kind to animals, and touched people with the touching scene of young birds looking forward to the mother bird, which gave people a strong shock and the persuasion effect was very remarkable.

The language of the poem is simple and natural, which warns readers to be kind to animals through the natural phenomenon of "children expect their mothers to come back" and expresses their concern and sympathy for the fate of birds. This is not only an ecological consciousness, but also a profound moral: the poet deliberately compared birds with people and advised the dignitaries at that time to learn to respect ordinary people, because ordinary people and dignitaries have the same life and dignity.