What does barnyard grass mean?

Barnyard grass is a kind of weed that grows in rice fields. Farmers always pull out barnyard grass and leave rice at work. Yu Xiuhua compares himself to barnyard grass, compares the person he loves to rice, and puts himself in a very low position in love. Barnyard grass is humble, while rice is aboveboard and worthy of being loved.

A barnyard grass will not become rice because it is pulled into the spotlight, because rice is rice and barnyard grass is barnyard grass. No matter how its light, humidity and temperature change, its essence will not change. This is the fate of barnyard grass. Because it is barnyard grass, no matter how careful and wholehearted you are, you will face the fate of being pulled out.

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Many people don't quite understand, but farmers know very well that rice and barnyard grass grow in the field at the same time, and there is little difference. They can only be distinguished by the width and depth of leaves, but barnyard grass should be removed and barnyard grass should be removed.

Barnyard grass has a strong vitality, and the detached barnyard grass is thrown into the field, and the roots have to be cut off to stop growing. Spring is beautiful, but barnyard grass is always deprived of life and "on tenterhooks".

Jesus used barnyard grass as a metaphor: "The kingdom of heaven is like a man sowing good seeds in a field. An enemy came, planted barnyard grass in the wheat and left. A good seed is the son of heaven. Barnyard grass is the son of evil. The enemy who sows barnyard grass is the devil. The harvest time is the end of the world. "