Question 1: How to write a poem about a picture? The same is true for all love poems in landscape language. It is a highly condensed and expressive expression of emotion and scene. As for a poem about a picture, you need to first understand the meaning of the picture and understand the purpose of the picture. , use a perceptual heart to wander around the picture. To achieve this step can be said to be half the success. The next step depends on your writing and expression skills! You can write about the scene throughout the whole article, and you can also use half the scene and half the emotion. Don't let the subjective emotions continue to penetrate, otherwise it will just be a showoff of words
Question 2: What is a picture-titled poem? It is based on the scene of the picture as a painting. Poems written by. It incorporates the poet's understanding of painting, his understanding of the painter's psychology, and his own state of mind.
Question 3: Picture poems with seven rhymes need to look at pictures
Question 4: What is the meaning of the ancient poem Feng Yuan Picture Poetry (1) Introduction to the author
Xu Wei (AD 1521-1593), also known as Wenchang, was also known as Qingtengshanren. A native of Shanyin (now Shaoxing City, Zhejiang Province). A famous artist in the Ming Dynasty. In his early years, he took part in the provincial examination and failed repeatedly. In his middle age, he served as a secret agent for Hu Zongxian, the governor of Zhejiang and Fujian, and made military plans to fight against Japanese pirates. However, because Xu Wei hated evil and despised the powerful, he was impoverished throughout his life and even went crazy for a time. In his later years, he could only survive by selling paintings and calligraphy. He has high standards in calligraphy, painting, poetry, opera and many other aspects. His paintings are unique, and he is especially good at flowers and birds. According to historical records, the freehand splash-ink painting method popular in modern flower and bird paintings began to develop from him. His poems and essays were unconventional, and his opera treatises and dramas also had many aspects that surpassed previous opinions and broke conventions.
2. Background information
According to legend, the earliest kites in China were made by Mo Zhai, a philosopher during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods more than 2,000 years ago. He came up with the idea of ??making a kite because he saw an eagle circling in the sky in Lushan (now Weixian County, Shandong Province). However, the process of making a kite did not go smoothly. After three years of research and trial production, he finally made a wooden bird out of wood, but it broke down after only flying for one day. Later, Mo Zhai passed the kite-making business to his student Gongshu Ban (also known as Lu Ban). Lu Ban made kites out of bamboo based on Mo Zhai's ideals and designs. Lu Ban split the bamboo and smoothed it, then baked it and bent it into the shape of a magpie. It was called a "wooden magpie" and it flew in the air for three days. Kites were later used in military applications to detect enemy positions. After the Tang Dynasty, its use began to shift to entertainment. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, folk customs gradually formed. On the Qingming Festival, people flew kites high and far, then cut the strings of the kites and let the kites float away with the wind, which meant to completely let go of the "depression" accumulated over the past year. Go out and pray for the elimination of disease during the year.
Xu Wei was poor in his later years and mainly made a living by selling paintings. "Wind kites" was one of his frequent painting themes in his later years. He painted a large number of "wind kites" and wrote poems about them. There are more than thirty such "Poems on Wind Kites" in existence, and the one selected by Y is one of the more representative ones. Through the description of children flying kites, he poured his hope and sustenance for the future into children, and also expressed his own emotions.
Three Notes
1. Wind Kite: Also known as "paper kite". Kite: ○ Cantonese [Yuan], [jyn1]; ○ Han [yuān]; Eagle. Eagles are often painted on paper kites, hence the name. Strictly speaking, there is a difference between a kite and a paper kite. The so-called "kite" refers to its ability to produce sounds like strings in the air; as for the "paper kite", it is a dumb bird that only flies but does not sing. A kite is made by tying a bowstring to the back of a paper kite or pressing a bagpipe on the head of the kite. When the paper is lifted into the air, strong winds pass through the flute or cause the bowstring to vibrate, producing a whining sound. Ordinary paper kites make no sound. However, people no longer distinguish between the two.
2. Rub: ○Cantonese [mention], ; ○Han [cuō]. Rub the two palms together repeatedly, or place the palms on something else and rub them back and forth.
3. Catkins: Catkins. The seeds of the willow tree, with white downy hair, are called "catkins", also known as "willow cotton".
4. Xun: The ancient unit of length, with eight feet as one fathom, and Qianxun refers to its extreme length.
5. Xiaode: consume, consume.
6. Lead: lead.
IV. Key points of appreciation
The poet organically combines poetry and painting with rich imagination. Poetry and painting complement each other and are full of life and interest. This poem describes the preparations before flying the kite and the feelings when the kite flies into the sky. It does not directly describe the activity of flying the kite, which should be left to the picture to explain. The poet tells the reader that a group of children rubbed and rubbed hard. When the string for the kite was long enough, everyone came to the suburbs with great interest. Then the reader can see from the picture that this is a good day to fly the kites. The wind is blowing, the sun is shining, and the children are running around constantly, sending the kites into the sky. From this picture, the poet had thoughts: How much effort does it take for the spring breeze to send the kites to the sky one by one, so they can fly freely; and how much effort does the elders need to spend to train the children to become talents one by one and send them to Qingyun Road?
The first half of the poem focuses on the description of the children's preparation activities before flying the kite. The poet did not describe all the preparation activities in full, but only started with one detail and wrote about how they worked hard to weave the threads of the paper kite. Three consecutive words for "rubbing" clearly reveal the seriousness and eagerness of the children. Impatient children do not find such monotonous and laborious work boring, which shows how much they look forward to releasing the kite. The word "enough" immediately follows, indicating that as soon as the lead they rolled reaches a sufficient length, they immediately stop working, that kind of uncontrollable... gt; gt;
Question 5: What does the treasure map verse in Issue 151 mean? Hello, no one can predict this.
If he could really predict, he would have become a billionaire long ago.
I don’t believe in predictions for a long time. In the past, I often read other people’s predictions on websites, but ended up buying them without even matching a single number.
If the poster really wants to buy it, just think of it as an act of love.
If someone tells you what numbers to buy, I suggest you don’t believe it, because after playing for several years, I have lost both my house and my wife.
PS: This thing is really not a good thing. Change your mind and be a new person. I hope you can make a decisive decision, don’t leave things to chance, and quit gambling decisively.
Please adopt if you are satisfied, thank you