What does Ji Xianlin’s listening to the rain express?
Ji Xianlin's "Listening to the Rain" is fresh, simple and natural, and feels very friendly when read.
"Listening to the Rain" is such a simple topic, but the author wrote poems about the sound of rain around it, his mood when listening to the rain, and his associations when he heard the sound of rain.
Ji Lao, who studied knowledge, felt very comfortable listening to the sound of the iron sheet being beaten by the rain on the balcony roof. He could hear the sound of gold and jade vibrations, he could hear Huang Zhong Da Lu, he could hear the Big beads and small beads fall into the jade plate. He could also hear the rain sounding like playing a plain harp, dancing like thunderbolts, like a hundred birds chirping, like a rabbit falling and a falcon rising, and he was filled with joy when he heard it.
Listening to the rain, he thought of Sister Lin's favorite poem "Leave the lotus leaves to listen to the sound of rain" by Li Yishan. He thought of his friend's poems, and also thought of Jiang Jie's "Popular Pops" and "Young Man Listening to the Rain" Go..."
Ji Xianlin sighed with emotion before telling the reason why he was happy to hear the rain. The northern spring, which has been experiencing nine droughts for ten years, needs rain so much. This spring, there was a severe drought. Ji Xianlin watched the weather forecast every day and observed the clouds in the sky. Even in his dreams, he saw drizzle. How could he not be happy now that it was raining?
The sound of rain is diverse, and only elegant people can understand it. Listening to the rain made me realize my whole life.
"Heaven has meaning and the listener has feelings." Reading Ji Lao's prose, you can not only feel his broad mind, optimism and wisdom, but also learn the precious quality of "humility". I remember that in "Listening to the Rain", Ji Lao called himself a layman from time to time. An Orientalist master who studied both China and the West called himself a layman, which shows his humility. This reminds me of the time when "Touching China" awarded Mr. Ji the award. He repeatedly said "I don't dare to accept it." I was deeply moved by Mr. Ji's unique humility.
Ji Xianlin’s book is like a mirror. When you face it, you will always find your own emotional shortcomings. But when you ask for advice humbly, Ji Xianlin on the other side of the mirror will always ask for help. You teach the way of life.