The author imagines the rain in Malay with the rain in Jiangnan. On the one hand, he expressed his desire for rain in Malay. On the other hand, he compared the rain in Malay with that in Jiang Nanyu, which shows that the rain in Malay is unique.
2. Contact the full text and talk about the different characteristics of rain in Jiangnan and Malaysia.
The rain in Jiangnan is lingering, fluttering and gentle; The rain in Malay is refreshing, crisp, neat and not annoying.
3. The underlined sentence in paragraph (4), "Call me if you are scratching, and it will be swept away", is delicate and neat. Please talk about the benefits of writing like this.
These sentences are neat in form, harmonious in rhythm and full of beauty, which vividly shows the crisp and refreshing characteristics of Malay rain.
5] It's still rainy season, but I don't know why there is so little rain. The jungle in the hot sun looked anxious and withered. Therefore, dreaming of rain when sleeping and begging for rain when waking up, the word "hope" will make the journey very long. Finally, when there was no hope, the rain poured hope into fruit. On stilts, on the street and at sea, I can't tell when and how the Malay rain came, which makes tourists addicted.
4. The sentence with a straight line in paragraph (5) highlights the author's expectation of rain.
How about changing the sentence with curve in paragraph (5) to "Rain comes unexpectedly when there is no hope"? Why?
Not so good. The original text was changed from "rain" to "watering", so the realization of hope is more mature than achievement, and the rhetorical device of "Lian Lian" is more vivid than the modified sentence.
6. What is the function of this article in the text? Talk about your understanding.
This passage describes the expectation of Malay rain from the content, and shows the charm of Malay rain from the side, which is ready for the following; Structurally, the general opening paragraph of Malay Rain is written from the following three aspects.
[6] In a tall house, a hut that "listens" to you when it rains, supported by thick wooden pillars on all sides, floats in the dense rain. Tall houses are very popular in Southeast Asia because they have the advantage of not being soaked by rain. The roof is covered with iron and zinc plates, and raindrops knock on it, which is very rich in jade plate charm. When it suddenly rains, the sound of water curtain pouring down the iron trough is forced out from the four walls, and the sound of Jinge iron horse fills the room; When the rain is thin, there is occasional heavy rain on the iron sheet, and there are heavy syllables in the broken music. Tall houses are often hidden in the shade of trees, and the rain hits the wide banana leaves, and the sound becomes very round, forming a sound of both rigidity and flexibility with the sound on the roof, and making a symphony. It is said that the rich Malays either moved to the city or built high-rise tile houses, and the time of ease was certain, but the enjoyment of listening to the rain was gone.
(7) It is common people's music that it rains at night.
7. Paragraph [6] describes the rain in Malaysia from the perspective of hearing, and describes the characteristics of the rain sound in Malaysia (full of charm).
8. In the underlined sentence in paragraph [6], "The raindrops hit it" and "Occasionally heavy rain hits the iron sheet", and the verbs "knock" and "hit" in the sentence mean that raindrops fall. So can these two words be used interchangeably? Why?
I can't. The word "knock" takes care of the word "charm" below, and writing raindrops is very rhythmic. "Strike" corresponds to "rainstorm point", indicating the intensity of raindrops when they fall.
9. The article said: "Raindrops knock on it, which is very rich in the charm of big beads and small beads falling on the jade plate." How does the author of the word "lasting appeal" express it concretely?
Sudden rain is the urgency of the "Golden Goma Railway"; When the rain is thin, the thin broken music is mixed with the syllables that are emphatically read; The sound of raindrops hitting the tin-zinc plate on the roof and the sound of raindrops hitting bananas constitute two parts: rigid and flexible.
10. Many poems are used in this description, such as "pearls of all sizes are poured into a plate of jade" and "Jin Goma is better than Wu Ying". Tell me about the effect of these poems.
These poems, on the one hand, vividly describe the crispness and urgency of the rain, on the other hand, enrich the connotation of the article.
1 1. Why does the author say that "the rain from a strategically located building is the music of ordinary people"?
Because wealthy Malays either moved to the city or built high-rise tile houses, without high-rise houses and tin-zinc plates on the roof, the enjoyment of listening to the rain would be gone.
In the street, the rain will make you wet. In the towns of Malaysia, most streets are arcades, which provide shade or shelter for pedestrians. It's summer all year round here, so it's necessary to shade the sun, but it's not necessary to keep out the rain. What a pleasant thing to take a bath in hot weather. Few pedestrians on the road have seen umbrellas. Rain in dry season is a luxury; Of course, you should enjoy yourself in the rainy season.
It rains heavily in Malaysia. On the streets of Penang, sudden showers are like curtains, as if the wind can't break them. The water on the road can't be drained, and the raindrops splash up, one after another. This is the dance of rain. The rain was urgent and the water droplets were heavy, but it didn't hurt to hit you and slipped into the ground. The rain is not cold, but the summer heat is gone, and I feel a little spring in my heart. There are many cars in Malaysia, and famous cars can be seen almost all over the world. Compared with other prices, the price of cars here seems inexpensive, so private cars are not uncommon. The car was running around in the rain, and it was very domineering. A whole row of rain came out. People in go on road trip don't suffer from the heat in air conditioning, and of course they don't feel the coolness of rain. Modern civilization is sometimes far from nature.
12. The word "of course" in the underlined sentence "Of course, we should enjoy ourselves in the rainy season" cannot be deleted, because "of course" plays an important role here and can better show people's joy in enjoying the rain.
13. Choose the appropriate verbs to fill in the blanks: fly, splash, hit, throw, pull and throw.
(1) The water on the road can't be drained, and the raindrops splash huge water, one after another. This is the dance of rain.
(2) The car ran around in the rain and threw the whole row of rain out.
14. Paragraph (9) describes the rain in Malaysia from a tactile perspective. The article says, "It rains heavily in Malaysia". In what ways does the author show it?
(1) The shower is like a curtain, which looks like the wind can't break it;
2 the rain is urgent, the water drops are heavy, and the raindrops splash a huge splash;
(3) A shower will stop the heat;
(4) The car ran around in the rain and threw out the whole row of rain.
15. How to understand the underlined sentence in the ninth paragraph "Modern civilization is sometimes far from nature"? Please talk about your opinion in 80 words.
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At sea, the rain is for you to see. Known as the "Ocean Park", Malaysia is inseparable from the sea. The sea is the source and stage of Malay rain, and the rain scene here is particularly spectacular. The dense rain is like sewing a thousand stitches, trying to sew the sea and the sky together. Even under the scorching sun, the rain will still swirl and fall, stirring the sea and sky into a salty and wet mass. When you board the speedboat and swim in the sea, you can directly feel the rhythm of the rain. The speedboat flew like an arrow and the rain was pulled into a diagonal line. Distant islands appear and disappear, like "tadpoles" in the staff, and the sound of waves in the rain becomes visible notes. Drizzle is suitable for lakes and showers are suitable for oceans. I remember a song called "Love You in the Malaysian Way". I don't know the lyrics, but I can imagine that the charm will be like Malay rain: the sea and the sky are integrated and magnificent; Frank and thorough, thrilling.
16. Find the words corresponding to the following word structures from the middle of the paragraph:
Integration of sea and sky: magnificent: the rhythm of rain
Thousands of needles and threads: thrilling sewing together: stirring into a ball.
17.⑽ section describes the rain in Malaysia from a visual point of view, showing the spectacular features of the rain in Malaysia.
18. When the author watches the rain, his description of the rain is very expressive. Please choose a rhetorical sentence, extract it and talk about its benefits.
Sentence: The dense rain is like a thousand stitches, trying to sew the sea and the sky together.
Benefits: Using metaphor and exaggeration, I wrote the fine and magnificent rain.
Sentence: Distant islands appear and disappear, like tadpoles in a staff, and the sound of waves in the rain becomes a visible note.
Benefits: Metaphorically compare the island to "tadpoles" and notes, and compare the rain to a staff. Turning a grand scene into a small scene shows the author's wonderful imagination.
⑾ When the rain curtain opens, the scenery and customs are integrated.
⑿ The charm of Malaysia, in the rainy season.
19. "Scenery" refers to natural scenery or scenery available for viewing. The "custom" here refers to local conditions and customs.
20. The author said: "The rain opens the curtain, and the scenery and customs." How to understand this sentence?
Because the rain in Malay not only formed a unique local landscape, but also infiltrated and influenced the lives of local people, and accumulated over time, forming a unique local culture.
2 1. The end of the article is similar to the beginning. What do you think is good for the author to write like this?
The structure echoes from beginning to end, making the article seamless. In content, there is one less word "should" at the end than at the beginning, which shows a more positive tone, indicating that the author is intoxicated with the charm of Malay rain.