其次，我认为使用象征手法可以含蓄现美，象征和含蓄是分不开的。象征给予人

Secondly, I think that the use of symbolism can reveal beauty implicitly, and symbolism and implicitness are inseparable. The enlightenment that symbolism gives people does not lie in the image itself, but in the meaning that the image implies. Hegel thinks so too. He said, "What a symbol wants to make people aware of is not a specific individual thing like itself, but the universal meaning it implies." For example, when describing the dove of peace, the author does not mean the dove itself, but the meaning of peace it implies. It is implicit, suggestive, obscure, and ambiguous, meaning it is beyond words, and can leave readers with a broad space for association and imagination.

Secondly, I think that the use of symbolism can be implicit beauty, symbolism and implicit is inseparable. Symbolism gives people the meaning of enlightenment, not in the image itself, but in the image implies the meaning. Hegel agrees, saying that "what symbolizes is not a specific individual thing like itself, but the universal meaning it implies". For example, in the description of the dove of peace, the author intends not to dove itself, but to the meaning of peace it implies. Implicit, suggestive, hazy and ambiguous, intended to leave readers with a broad space for association and imagination.

Secondly, I think the use of symbolism can show beauty implicitly. Symbolism and implicitness are inseparable. The enlightening significance of symbol lies not in the image itself, but in the meaning implied by the image. Hegel also thinks so, he said that "what symbol wants to make people realize is not a specific individual thing itself, but the universal meaning it implies". For example, in describing the dove of peace, the author's intention lies not in the dove itself, but in its implied meaning of peace. It is implicit, suggestive, hazy and polysemous. It can leave readers a wide space of association and imagination.<br>