Fang Bing's horse is a horse of Dawanguo, and its thin bones are as clear as a blade. I haven't taken the bus for a long time, and it's very cold.
Its ears are as sharp as a piece of bamboo, and it runs like four winds, as if its hoof had not been trampled. When the dust is exhausted, the disease is sad at the end of the year.
The horse galloped, never in an open way, riding it all very comfortable, dare to roam the battlefield, and even share life and death. Hair and bones are different, and they are still very docile.
Xiao Teng (2) so, ten thousand run amok. Things are not shallow, moving and thinking deeply.
Note: ① This poem was written in the 23rd or 24th year of Kaiyuan (AD 740 or AD 74 1 year), when the poet was roaming around Hebei and Shandong. Bing Cao, a small official involved in the military. Exquisite face 2 Xiao Teng: strong and fast. This poem was written in the second year of Gan Yuan (AD 759), when the poet was still living in Qin Zhou.
This sentence means that your fur and bones are different from those that others like.
(1) Both poems are about horses, but the emotional tone is different. The first poem is the second poem.
. Two horses, one strong and the other weak, have the same quality, that is
(2) Which couplet do you like best in the first poem? Tell me why.
(1) One poem is passionate, and two poems are gloomy. * * * The same quality is: loyalty (loyalty to the master: trustworthy. ) 1 minute, which means it is right. (2) The focus of the answer must be combined with specific poems, and the reasons can be explained from the aspects of ideological content or expression skills. The vague answer is only 1. Example:
The first couplet: write about the extraordinary origin of horses and outline the image of clean bones of horses; The language is concise and vivid. (Answer the first point with full marks, only "the language is concise and vivid".
The second pair of couplets: "bamboo batch" is used to describe the firmness and straightness of horse ears, and "wind entering" is used to describe the swift and brisk running of horses, and to describe the extraordinary spirit of horses by static and dynamic. The words are accurate and vivid.
Triple: express the ability and quality of horse galloping with imaginary words (lyric), surmount any obstacles and be trustworthy. The poet completely regards the horse as a close friend who depends on life and death, and his feelings are strong and sincere.
The fourth part: The sentence "Xiao Teng has such a way" sums up the whole poem, and its meaning is extremely rich. This is not only an earnest encouragement to Cao, but also contains the author's desire to make contributions.
I have been reading the poem sick horse for a long time, and the cold is deep. Do your best,
I was sick at the end of the year and was very sad. Do you have much hair and bones? Tamed to this day. It's not shallow, it's touching.
Yin! "In the last two sentences of the poem, the poet clearly tells us that his horse has deep people.
Love; The poet's mood has a real communication with him. We can't stop thinking about Wang Yang.
In Ming's words: benevolence is unified, and ... is rooted in the essence of fate, but natural and bright.
What you don't know is ignorance. We have to believe that China's poetry is also a part of China's philosophy.
Du Fu worked in Huazhou for a year, but he lost confidence in Su Zong, and because of his stubborn personality, he resigned from his official position. When he arrived, his family came to the border to invade Zhou (now Tianshui, Gansu). Since then, his life has become more and more difficult, and various diseases have continued. During his stay in Qin Zhou, he wrote a poem about horses. This time, he wrote "Sick Horse", and a poem said: ". I am still docile, and I am moved by smallness. " This is a poem written for the horse I am riding, but the sick horse still carries the author's shadow: "old"-Du Fu was 48 years old at this time; "Do your best"-Du Fu was loyal to his duties when he was an official; "Sick"-Du Fu suffered from lung disease at this time; "docile"-Du Fu is honest and kind; "Every detail"-Du Fu has no official position at this time, just a grassroots; "Thinking"-for horses, for individuals.
The above three poems about horses-from a good horse to a thin horse and a sick horse-are all self-chanting, clearly outlining Du Fu's life experience and ideological and spiritual changes. Their success showed the realm of depth of field of the art of chanting things to future generations.