Babi Trong ne he

In the first verse, Thuy Kieu "relies" on Thuy Van. It is not simply a matter of relying on, but also a reliance, trust, placing all faith and hope in her younger sister, mixed with a certain entrustment, entrusting Van with the responsibility of continuing that relationship. The word "rely" is placed at the beginning of the verse to express the bitter pain and difficult situation. Here, it is also a heavy tone with a heavy nuance as if to express Kieu's hesitation and choking. After the word "rely", we are impressed with the word "chửu" to describe Van's reluctant acceptance, because Van's acceptance also comes with a loss, whether she wants it or not, Van still accepts her sister's request because of love and respect. "Chửu" obeys her sister's relationship, so that her whole life of youth must be immersed in a lonely love scene. There is a general idea that: "writing poetry is weighing a thousand milligrams of word ore", it is not an exaggeration when Nguyen Du used very valuable, very delicate and skillful words. Here, we encounter an absurd image when Thuy Kieu has to "bow and then answer" Thuy Van. Isn't this the action of a subordinate towards a superior? But why here does she have to bow to her younger sister? This will become reasonable for the sharpness in each action of Kieu or the ingenuity of Nguyen Du. Because Kieu sees that at this moment she is the one who owes gratitude, so she "bows" to the benefactor who has bestowed grace upon her. The person who will help her keep the hundred-year-old relationship. And here we also encounter Kieu's intelligence when she knows that if she wants to convince Van, she must pray in a polite way, but passionately, sincerely and create importance for what Kieu is about to say. That is also the act of cherishing and exalting that God-given love of hers. The more we read, the more we hear the verses of poetry breaking into pieces and cutting into our flesh with a deep pain. Just through the first two lines, but under the pen of the author Nguyen Du, each sentence and each word is tinged with bitterness and bitterness. After using delicate words and actions, Kieu continues to persuade Van to continue the relationship with Kim: “The burden of love is broken in the middle of the road The glue loan clings to the remaining silk, let me” The fate that was destined by heaven was going smoothly but then broke, separating the couple. That is deeply expressed through the idiom “the burden of love is broken in the middle of the road” to express the fate of that love that was as beautiful as a thousand flowers but then separated. All the feelings, all the bitterness are condensed in that idiom in a heavy, solid way. Then the burden of love - the longing, restlessness, the sweetness of the taste of love is also broken. That “burden of love” is all of her spring love, it contains all of her love in its prime. It is so beautiful, she cherishes it so much that day and night she puts her soul into it. But now that she has “given” it to me, to me it is just a “leftover thread”. It is just a redundant love that must be patched up with the allusion “glue loan” thanks to the blood of the phoenix bird. “Mac em” here does not mean to ignore, not to care, but it is self-confidence, both coercive and desirable. The great poet has used allusions, allusions, idioms and profound metaphors. All work together so that when the reader only glances at it once, it leaves a lasting impression. 3245 characters