You must have learned a lot of classical poetry. What's their charm?

1? Experience the rich emotions of poetry? ? The so-called poetry expresses ambition. Generally speaking, poetry expresses people's thoughts and feelings. This has a long tradition in our country. From Qu Yuan, the first great poet in the history of China's poetry, to Li Bai and Du Fu, from Guo Moruo and Wen Yiduo to Shu Ting and Haizi, poets tell lofty aspirations and ambitions in their poems, which are full of agitation and rich thoughts and feelings. Emotion is the life of poetry. Poetry infects people with feelings and gives them a sense of beauty. Passion and imagination are the most basic and remarkable features of poetry. Then, when appreciating poetry, we should grasp the images in poetry, change from "form" to "spirit", get "spirit" and forget "form", and try our best to understand the poet's strong feelings. ? Although every poem is full of emotion, it is expressed in different ways. One is to express one's mind directly. This kind of poetry is full of unrestrained emotions, and literally you can feel the poet's pulse, such as Guo Moruo's Ode to the Sun and Ai Qing's Wild Goose River-My Nanny. The other is tolerance without revealing. This kind of poetry has implicit feelings, and some of them are attached to the scenery, such as Shu Ting's To the Oak Tree. Some hold things and express their aspirations, such as Yu Qian's Poem of Lime. To appreciate this kind of poetry, you need to savor it carefully before you can appreciate the rich emotions hidden between the lines.

2? Appreciate the wonderful artistic conception of poetry? ? Artistic conception refers to the artistic realm formed by the fusion of the life picture (or natural scenery) depicted in literary works and the expressed thoughts and feelings, and is the unity of "realm" and "meaning". The objective description object in poetry is "environment" and the poet's subjective experience is "meaning". In other words, the artistic conception is an artistic realm created by the combination of the poet's subjective feelings and objective things, which is a blend of scene and reality, with implicit meaning and thought-provoking. ? Poetry is the expression of the poet's emotional torrent. When writing poems, poets always use certain scenes or events to express their strong subjective feelings. When appreciating poetry, we should understand how the poet expresses his love and hate, pain and joy, hope and pursuit with the help of lyric objects, and appreciate how "meaning" and "realm" are integrated into one, and how emotion and scenery are integrated into one. For example, Yu Guangzhong's Homesickness is popular because it not only presents a lovesick text, but also creates a beautiful artistic conception. It is not simply to express homesickness, but to express feelings in the scenery and express them in the blending of scenes, which is deep and far-reaching. In different time and space backgrounds, the poet skillfully chose four distinct and unique typical images, namely "stamp", "boat ticket", "grave" and "strait", to write homesickness, so that homesickness is no longer an aesthetic appearance, but a perceptible thing. This poem vividly shows the blend of "emotion" and "scenery", from which we can appreciate a very wonderful artistic realm.

3? Taste the beautiful language of poetry? ? The language of poetry is very concise. Poets often show a broad life in a few words, and contain rich connotations in a short space. Compared with other literary genres, poetry reflects the highest concentration and universality of life. When expressing life, poets always choose the most characteristic and typical people and things in life and highly concentrate their rich contents, thoughts and feelings. Poets express their deepest feelings and emotions by describing typical image characteristics, and express a wide range of life and things with the most universal ideological significance. When we taste the concise language of poetry, we can fully expand our imagination to experience rich ideological connotations and emotions. For example, in Yu Guangzhong's Homesickness, it takes only four bars, sixteen sentences and eighty-eight words to divide "homesickness" into four stages: childhood, growth, later, and now, and accordingly selects four typical images in life, such as stamps, boat tickets, graves and straits, which arouse readers' wider associative space. This is not only poetry, but it is concise.