Returning to my home, I will be turning over my garden, but I will not return. Since my heart is in the service of my form, why do I feel depressed and sad? I realize that the past is not to be admonished, and I know that the future can be pursued. I am not far from the path of the lost, and I realize that what I am now is not what I was yesterday. The boat is far away and the wind is blowing on my clothes. Who will return to me? I dreamed of dancing in front of the fragrant grass hall, and laughed at the people who flew along the green water. I'm not thinking about it, I can't forget it, but I'm going to return in one day.
This is the third paragraph in the Rhetoric of Returning to China, which expresses the feeling of longing for the homeland. The writer is wandering in a foreign land, feeling lonely and confused inside, missing the idyllic scenery of his hometown, but unable to return because of his own situation. The author expresses his thoughts about the past and the future through self-questioning and answering, believing that the past can no longer be changed, but there is still hope for the future, and as long as he can grasp the present moment and cherish the present time, he may be able to recover what he has lost. Finally, the author describes his return to his hometown in a dream, expressing his longing for his hometown.
The water of the dancing sun is soaring, and the dance of the pear orchard is singing loudly. The young man listened to it and exchanged tears and tears. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to get a good look at the whole thing, but I'm sure I'm going to be able to get a good look at the whole thing. I've already jumped into the water, but I'm not sure what I'm talking about now. Strangers, hearts like the abyssal sea, the future seems to be like a winding road. Yesterday all kinds of, all into today's chaff rotten. I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do this, but I'm going to be able to do it," he said!
This is the fourth paragraph in the Rhetoric of Returning to China, and it expresses the feeling of lost time and the confusion of the future. The author describes hearing songs and dances when he was a teenager, feeling his heart touched and shedding tears. He used to write poems to express his adoration, but now he finds it difficult to speak. He feels that his image and heart are out of place with those around him and his future is full of twists and turns and darkness. In the end, the author believes that the years are impermanent, that everything has passed, and that he can only accept reality and move forward into the future.
Homesickness
Returning to one's hometown, the fields will be turned over, why don't you return? This is an expression of the author's longing for his hometown. The hometown is an indispensable part of one's life, it is not only a place, but also an emotional support. People wandering in a foreign land, no matter how prosperous the city, there will always be a part of the heart of the hometown of attachment and longing. Driven by this emotion, people are constantly looking for a way to go home and return to their roots.
But the reality is often cruel, people can't go back to their hometowns as they wish, and sometimes they can never go back. At this point, people can only express their longing for their hometown through words, music, paintings and other means, so that this emotion can be cathartic and released to some extent. As the third paragraph of the Rhetoric of Returning Home says: "The boat is far away and light, the wind is blowing and the clothes are blowing. Who will return with me? I dreamed of dancing in front of the hall of fragrant grasses and laughed at the people who came by the green water. I don't think about it, I can't forget it, I'll return to Jiangling in a day." The author expresses his longing for his hometown by asking and answering his own questions. Although he cannot go back to his hometown, it is still unforgettable in his heart.
In addition to the feelings of longing for his hometown, the Rhetoric of Returning Home also expresses his feelings for the passing time and his confusion about the future. Life is short, the years are impermanent, and the passage of time makes people feel endlessly despondent. However, people should not indulge in the memories of the past, but should cherish the present time and lay a solid foundation for the future life. As the fourth paragraph of the Rhetoric of Returning to China says, "I am not only making love to you with my words, but also declaring my love for you. I have already jumped from the spring to the horse, and I am concerned about the unspeakable. The shape of a stranger, the heart like the sea, the future seems to be like a winding road. Yesterday all kinds of, all into today's chaff rotten. The years are not constant, and that's it!" The author believes that the past can not be changed, but there is hope for the future, as long as you can grasp the moment, cherish the present time, it is possible to recover what is lost.