There are no idle fields in the four seas; Farmers still starve to death. Farmer 2: It was noon on weeding day, and sweat dripped down the soil.
Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard? A "A drop in the spring and a million kinds in the autumn."
At the beginning of the poem, a close-up was taken in a corner of the farmland: "Spring planting" and "Autumn harvest". In spring, farmers planted grain seeds hopefully. In the autumn wind in October, they sweated like rain and harvested heavy, full and golden ears of grain.
The poet turned "a grain of millet" into "10,000 seeds" with antithesis, which showed a huge harvest of farmland. However, the purpose of the author's writing is not to focus on harvest, but to arouse readers' association: the passage of seasons and the change of farm work-let us experience the hardships of farmers for months.
"There are no idle fields in the four seas;" Then, after the close-up of "Dian" overlooking the bumper harvest face, the author pulls the camera head open and zooms in to get a bird's eye view of "Face", that is, "there are no idle fields in the four seas (wide farming range) (high land utilization rate)-once again emphasizing the grand occasion of bumper harvest. We can reasonably imagine that one grain can harvest 10,000 seeds, and how many "10,000 seeds" can be harvested when there are ears of grain everywhere in Huang Chengcheng.
With such a good harvest and such hard work, farmers should live a carefree life. After the bumper harvest, they should be able to change the tragic fate of workers, right? But what I got was: "The farmer still starved to death." This is the final result of those farmers who have lived in the sun for many years. This unexpected conclusion is like a thunder, which makes people stunned and leads to infinite thinking: how much sweat does it take for workers to plant a seed in spring and harvest 10 thousand seeds in autumn? How much labor does it take to idle around the world? But why did the farmer end up starving? People starve to death in such a good harvest year, so what is the fate of farmers in a famine year? It's chilling. The author of these questions leaves readers to imagine, think, explore and find answers. It is through this implicit and meaningful poem that the poet reveals the endless suffering of the peasants and expresses the author's deep "pity for the peasants." The beginning of the second song is another close-up: "mowing the grass at noon". The author carefully sketched a close-up of "mowing grass". To say that mowing should be a problem is that the author arranged it in a specific environment of "noon sunshine", which is different from farm work in the general sense. Weeding is generally in midsummer, and there is a saying that "summer hoes are in dogs" in rural areas of China. But our weeding is not necessarily in the midday sun. Look at the scorching sun in midsummer, just like a fire. It's still afternoon. That kind of heat and suffering really makes us anxious. We are all on fire.
With pen and ink on "sweat", we caught the most typical thing and produced the infection effect of pregnancy art fragments. Sweat shows that the weather is extremely hot, and only a lot of sweat can explain the hard work of farmers. How does the author describe the amount of sweating? Sweat dripped on the seedlings and flowed into the soil. Reading lines, carefully reading poems and pondering for a long time, a picture of farmers hoeing crops at noon in midsummer came into our eyes: we seemed to see the miserable scene of farmers sweating in the scorching sun, dripping on crops and rolling into the ground, and farmers giving their lives for farming; We felt the "scorching sun" and the kind of pain endured by farmers. The poet couldn't bear it, and generate expressed anger and injustice from the bottom of his heart: "Who knows that every meal is hard." Call out, who knows that every grain on the plate is made by the hard work and sweat of farmers! The word "who knows" makes people feel sad and depressed, confident and righteous. It questioned the decadent rulers' ignorance of people's livelihood, including the ruthless exposure of the rulers' parasites and the angry accusation that the rulers were not sympathetic to the people's feelings, which reflected the author's deep sympathy for the bottom farmers.
2. After reading the poem "Farmers", I felt that it was noon when weeding, and sweat dripped down the soil.
Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard? "This ancient poem, which can be read by a 3-year-old child, was written by Li Shen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, 1000 years ago.
Every time I read this Tang poem-"Compassion for Farmers", I think of such a scene: under the scorching sun, farmers are working hard in the fields, and the sweat of beans is dripping on the crops ... It turns out that every grain of rice we eat contains the hardships of farmers! However, these phenomena can be seen everywhere around us: in restaurants, people eat big fish and meat, get drunk and clap their hands, leaving a lot of delicious food on the table; People pour a lot of food into buckets in the canteen every day; At birthday parties, people hold birthday cakes to fight guerrilla warfare ... whenever I see these phenomena, I will think of those poor families, children in mountainous areas, their eager eyes, and their tired bodies are hungry with cold. In contrast, our life is relatively rich. Growing up, our parents gave us the best food and used the best. We never knew what it was like to be hungry.
So many children around us generally have the bad habit of wasting food. I think we should study the meaning of this ancient poem and learn to cherish food and resources! Only by learning to cherish, starting from ourselves, starting from the small things around us, and developing the good habit of saving, can we truly understand the meaning of this ancient poem.
3. My composition with the poem "Compassion for Peasants" My mother taught me to read ancient poems, read and write pinyin since I was a child ... but my favorite ancient poem is the poem "Compassion for Peasants".
That was a meal. It was summer, cicadas kept barking in the hot sun, and we were all burnt.
When I came home from school at noon, my mother was waiting for me to eat, but when I got home, I said, "Mom, I don't eat, I can't eat." So I went back to the study to do my homework, but I couldn't calm down. Having said that, I think of the ancient poem "Compassion for Farmers" that we studied since childhood: weeding at noon, sweat dripping down the soil.
Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard? Thinking of this, a picture comes to my mind: at noon in hot summer, the sun shines on the earth, and the farmer's uncle hangs a cold towel around his neck, where he is holding a hoe to farm, and sweat as big as soybeans drops down. If you don't eat it, you will be hungry, which is also a waste, and it is also a crime to lick the rice that farmers' uncles have worked so hard to grow. So, it is said that I walked out of the study, pushed open the dining room door and went in and said, "Mom, I want to eat."
Mom said, "I didn't eat it just now, but now I want to eat it." I said, "Well, you know."
Mom suddenly realized. Later, as long as I didn't eat, I would think of this song "Have mercy on farmers".
Students, if you don't want to eat, you might as well have a try! Let us cherish the hard work of the farmer's uncle.
4. Write a composition with ancient poems about farmers. 1: Plant a millet in spring and harvest 10,000 seeds in autumn. There are no idle fields in the four seas; Farmers still starve to death.
Farmer 2: It was noon on weeding day, and sweat dripped down the soil. Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?
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"Plant a millet in spring and reap 10,000 seeds in autumn." At the beginning of the poem, a close-up was taken in a corner of the farmland: "Spring planting" and "Autumn harvest". In spring, farmers planted grain seeds hopefully. In the autumn wind in October, they sweated like rain and harvested heavy, full and golden ears of grain. The poet turned "a grain of millet" into "10,000 seeds" with antithesis, which showed a huge harvest of farmland. However, the purpose of the author's writing is not to focus on harvest, but to arouse readers' association: the passage of seasons and the change of farm work-let us experience the hardships of farmers for months.
"There are no idle fields in the four seas;" Then, after the close-up of "Dian" overlooking the bumper harvest face, the author pulls the camera head open and zooms in to get a bird's eye view of "Face", that is, "there are no idle fields in the four seas (wide farming range) (high land utilization rate)-once again emphasizing the grand occasion of bumper harvest. We can reasonably imagine that one grain can harvest 10,000 seeds, and how many "10,000 seeds" can be harvested when there are ears of grain everywhere in Huang Chengcheng.
With such a good harvest and such hard work, farmers should live a carefree life. After the bumper harvest, they should be able to change the tragic fate of workers, right? But what I got was: "The farmer still starved to death." This is the final result of those farmers who have lived in the sun for many years. This unexpected conclusion is like a thunder, which makes people stunned and leads to infinite thinking: how much sweat does it take for workers to plant a seed in spring and harvest 10 thousand seeds in autumn? How much labor does it take to idle around the world? But why did the farmer end up starving? People starve to death in such a good harvest year, so what is the fate of farmers in a famine year? It's chilling. The author leaves these questions to the readers to imagine, think, explore and find answers. It is through this implicit and meaningful poem that the poet reveals the endless suffering of the peasants and conveys the author's deep "pity for the peasants."
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There is also a close-up at the beginning of the second song: "mowing the grass at noon" The author carefully sketched a close-up of "mowing grass". To say that mowing grass should be an ordinary farm work for farmers, the problem is that the author arranges it in a specific environment of "mowing grass at noon", which is different from farm work in the general sense. Mowing is usually in midsummer, and there is a saying in rural areas of China that "summer mows in three days".
The author originally described the hardships of farmers' farming with thick ink: "Sweat drips grain into the soil". With pen and ink on "sweat", we caught the most typical thing and produced the infection effect of pregnancy art fragments. Sweat shows that the weather is extremely hot, and only a lot of sweat can explain the hard work of farmers. How does the author describe the amount of sweating? Sweat dripped on the seedlings and scattered in the soil.
Reading lines, carefully reading lines and thinking about them for a long time, a picture of farmers weeding at noon in midsummer came into our eyes: we seemed to see the miserable scene of farmers sweating in the hot sun, dripping on grain and rolling into the ground, and farmers giving their lives for farming; We feel the scorching sun and the pain of farmers.
The poet couldn't bear it any longer. From his heart, there were bursts of anger and grievances: "Who knows that every Chinese food is hard?" . Call out, who knows that every grain on the plate is made by the hard work and sweat of farmers! The word "who knows" makes people feel sad and depressed, confident and righteous. It asks the decadent rulers' ignorance of people's livelihood, including the ruthless exposure of the rulers' parasites and the angry accusation that the rulers are not sympathetic to the people's feelings, which reflects the author's deep sympathy for the bottom farmers!
I like the 400-word composition of the poem "Don't write too well, you must write it yourself". Can't pity the farmers. "Two Poems" is a group of poems by Li Shen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
This group of poems profoundly reflects the living conditions of farmers in feudal China. The first poem vividly depicts the fruitful scene everywhere, highlighting the realistic problem that farmers have worked hard to get a bumper harvest, but they starve to death with empty hands; The second song describes the scene of working in farmers' fields at noon in the scorching sun, which generally shows the hard work life of farmers all year round. Finally, the poet expressed his heartfelt sympathy for the farmers with the motto "Who knows that every meal is hard".
The poetry anthology selected typical life details and well-known facts, and concentrated on describing the social contradictions at that time. The style of the whole poem is simple and heavy, the language is popular and simple, the syllables are harmonious and bright, the combination of reality and reality, and the comparative application enhances the expressive force of the whole poem.
These two poems are not only widely circulated among the people, but also have a certain influence in the history of literature. In modern times, they are chosen as ideological textbooks for primary schools.