Nora in shian-for Japanese girls;

The most important thing is the gentleness of bowing your head, like the invincible shyness of a water lotus in the cool breeze.

When you say treasure, you say treasure, there is sweet sadness in that treasure-Shia Nora.

The poem "Nora in Shi 'an-A Gift for a Japanese Girl" was written by Xu Zhimo/KLOC-0 during Tagore's visit to Japan in May, 924. 1924 In May, Tagore and Xu Zhimo visited the Japanese island country hand in hand.

In the article "Fallen Leaves" written after returning to China, he praised the Japanese people's brave spirit of rebuilding their homes after the devastating earthquake, and called on young people in China to always take a positive attitude towards life.

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Appreciate shian Nora- for Japanese girls;

This farewell poem is only five short lines, but it writes a faint sadness of parting and lingering reluctance. In particular, all the details were completely eliminated, and the touching characteristics of Japanese women's gentleness and shyness were firmly grasped, which was impressive.

The first two sentences are undoubtedly the poetic eyes of this poem, and the most is the gentleness of the bow, like the shyness of a hibiscus. There is nothing to rely on on on the water.

Compared with the invincible water lotus, the shyness and sadness of Japanese women who want to say goodbye can be described as both physical and mental, with a strong sense of picture, lifelike and touching.

If these two poems are confirmed or defined by the word "sweet sorrow" in the penultimate poem, it is easy to infer that it is probably a love poem.

But in fact, as far as the whole atmosphere set off by this poem is concerned, it doesn't matter whether it is a love poem or not. The one behind her guitar still hides half of her face in front of us, as if there is nothing or nothing in it.

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