Poems handed down from generation to generation 1. Are there any poems about the glory of China handed down from generation to generation?
Nowadays, fewer and fewer people write and read poems, so people often ask, "Will poetry die?" .
Anyone who has such doubts, I dare say, must have no real understanding of past lives of poetry, or even poetry itself. The real fire of poetry, even like a candle in the wind, is enough to light up the whole earth.
If human beings wander in the dust, they will return to their hometown with the desire to stay in a corner of their hearts, and poetry is the eternal spiritual home of human beings. It can also be said that poetry is the eternal desire itself.
This night, listening to the children singing in the form of poetry, my heart is as happy as the grass in spring-poetry is really passed down from generation to generation! Children have such a simple dream-"In a colorful world/I want to build a dream bridge/rush over/embrace/be happy after work/be happy after success/be sweet in retrospect" (Wang Ya's Dream). Children have such simple kindness-"classmates/your mother has gone away/let the bright moon in the sky/accompany you on the road of teenagers/when you are lonely/the moon/is your mother's sweet smile" (for left-behind teenagers, Wang Xueman).
Children still have such simple melancholy-"The glass dream tampered with the sad/lonely jungle/woke up several times/got drunk several times" (Zhao in Glass Dream). Adults are used to belittling children's innocence, because in the real world, dreams are too easy to break their wings, kindness is too easy to harvest sadness, and in the hope of families, schools and society for children, depression is an unhealthy psychological phenomenon that must be erased.
But poetry calls for truth, and people's growth needs real quality more. Don't laugh at children's true simplicity, because without simplicity, human beings will lose all their emotions, including happiness and pain.
When we strive to acquire knowledge, we must never abandon our perception. The children's imagination made me sigh-"I want to,/connect my little hand to the branch,/grow up."
//I want to,/put my feet at the foot of the cloud and fly with the wind. I think it's for Qianhui.
Imagination is the most important wing of poetry, which is closely related to creativity and determines whether a person's writing career can last. In life, rich imagination can completely improve people's "happiness index".
Let's open that window and let our wings return to the hometown of the sky. Fang Qingyun's "I am ..." is a poem with mature thoughts, emotions, language and skills.
Rhetorical devices, such as symbols and metaphors, are used in poetry, and such skills cannot be mastered overnight. Presumably, it is not a day or two for the author to read and write poems. Look, "I am a fish with a single tail/after a struggle/beautiful double arcs appear in the sea" and "the place where meteors pass/is the memory of the sky". It is really rare to write such a wonderful poem at this age.
Other students' poems have their own characteristics. Li Yusi's firmness in If and the beauty of the sunset in Yang Shunfan's works left a deep impression on me. Limited to space, I won't comment one by one here.
When I received my pen, I sincerely thanked the children and the instructor, who showed me the hope and bright future of poetry.
2. Are there any poems about passing the torch to honor China?
Nowadays, fewer and fewer people write and read poems, so people often ask, "Will poetry die?" .
Anyone who has such doubts, I dare say, must have no real understanding of past lives of poetry, or even poetry itself. The real fire of poetry, even like a candle in the wind, is enough to light up the whole earth.
If human beings wander in the dust, they will return to their hometown with the desire to stay in a corner of their hearts, and poetry is the eternal spiritual home of human beings. It can also be said that poetry is the eternal desire itself.
This night, listening to the children singing in the form of poetry, my heart is as happy as the grass in spring-poetry is really passed down from generation to generation! Children have such a simple dream-"In a colorful world/I want to build a dream bridge/rush over/embrace/be happy after work/be happy after success/be sweet in retrospect" (Wang Ya's Dream). Children have such simple kindness-"classmates/your mother has gone away/let the bright moon in the sky/accompany you on the road of teenagers/when you are lonely/the moon/is your mother's sweet smile" (for left-behind teenagers, Wang Xueman).
Children still have such simple melancholy-"The glass dream tampered with the sad/lonely jungle/woke up several times/got drunk several times" (Zhao in Glass Dream). Adults are used to belittling children's innocence, because in the real world, dreams are too easy to break their wings, kindness is too easy to harvest sadness, and in the hope of families, schools and society for children, depression is an unhealthy psychological phenomenon that must be erased.
But poetry calls for truth, and people's growth needs real quality more. Don't laugh at children's true simplicity, because without simplicity, human beings will lose all their emotions, including happiness and pain.
When we strive to acquire knowledge, we must never abandon our perception. The children's imagination made me sigh-"I want to,/connect my little hand to the branch,/grow up."
//I want to,/put my feet at the foot of the cloud and fly with the wind. I think it's for Qianhui.
Imagination is the most important wing of poetry, which is closely related to creativity and determines whether a person's writing career can last. In life, rich imagination can completely improve people's "happiness index".
Let's open that window and let our wings return to the hometown of the sky. Fang Qingyun's "I am ..." is a poem with mature thoughts, emotions, language and skills.
Rhetorical devices, such as symbols and metaphors, are used in poetry, and such skills cannot be mastered overnight. Presumably, it is not a day or two for the author to read and write poems. Look, "I am a fish with a single tail/after a struggle/beautiful double arcs appear in the sea" and "the place where meteors pass/is the memory of the sky". It is really rare to write such a wonderful poem at this age.
Other students' poems have their own characteristics. Li Yusi's firmness in If and the beauty of the sunset in Yang Shunfan's works left a deep impression on me. Limited to space, I won't comment one by one here.
When I received my pen, I sincerely thanked the children and the instructor, who showed me the hope and bright future of poetry.
3. Stories, idioms or works handed down from generation to generation.
Because kindling is hard to get, the ancients cherished kindling very much.
The tribe sent a special guard to add firewood to the fire from time to time to prevent it from going out. In ancient times, lighting, heating and cooking all depended on burning wood.
In ancient times, firewood was called "salary". When the wage is ignited, its own combustion is endless, but the previous firewood is burned out and the latter firewood is burned again, and the fire is endless.
This is called "handed down from generation to generation". (See "Zhuangzi * Health Master") Of the four major civilizations of traditional culture in China, only the one that has been passed down from generation to generation has survived to this day.
In traditional culture, we also attach great importance to "inheritance" and "learning from". For example, Taoism originated from Laozi and Zhuangzi, and Confucianism originated from Confucius.
Taoism Quanzhen religion originated in Wang Zhongyang in the Song Dynasty. There was a national player named Wang in the Tang Dynasty.
"Accumulated salary" means collecting firewood. Legend has it that once he stayed in the mountains.
In the middle of the night, I heard the shopkeeper: an old woman and daughter-in-law were dictating and playing chess in the dark. The chess game is very delicate.
Wang secretly wrote down the chess score, feeling much higher than his own level. In the morning, both mother-in-law and daughter-in-law disappeared, and Wang realized that they were immortals.
This chess score was later called the immortal score. Later, candles were invented, and the continuation of this civilization is also called "crossing the street lamp".
In the Song Dynasty, there was a Buddhist document called The Record of Passing Lights (by Shi Daoyuan). Monks who contributed to Buddhism died one after another, but their wisdom can be passed down from generation to generation.
4. What idioms describe "inheritance"?
Idioms describing "inheritance" are:
1, handed down from generation to generation [x and [xě nǒ xi ā ng chuá n]
Interpretation: in ancient times, the metaphor was that there were no bones and the spirit was immortal; Later generations use it to describe the knowledge and skills passed down from generation to generation.
Example: Zhuangzi. Master of health care ":"it's just that poverty is the salary, and fire spreads, and I don't know what to do. " The original wood was burned out, but the fire can still be passed on.
2. Carry forward the past and forge ahead into the future [jwng kā i lá i]
Interpretation: inheritance: inheritance; Open: open. Inherit the cause of predecessors and open up the road of the future.
Example: Song Zhuxi's Zhuzi Quanshu, Daoism and Zhouzishu: "The teaching of this gentleman; Therefore, continue to remain holy; Open learning; And you have made great contributions to the world. "
3. connecting the past with the future,
Interpretation: bear: bear; Rev: start. Carry forward the past and forge ahead. It refers to inheriting the cause of predecessors and opening the way for future generations.
For example, Zhu Ming Guozhen's "Small Pieces in Zhuang Yong were once given by an nunnery" said: "Before the grass is built, it will be opened. This merit will last forever. "
4. Make the past serve the present [G incarnation]
Explain and absorb the advantages of ancient times, abandon the disadvantages, and make modern times more progressive.
Example: Learning classical literature should adhere to the principle of making the past serve the present.
5 、[ tuchén ch xn]
Interpretation refers to critically inheriting the old culture, discarding its dross, absorbing its essence and creating a new culture.
For example, Qing Dai Yannian's "Qiu Guang Zhong Yong Ci Lian": "Unique, unique.
6. Mao Feng Ji Mei
Interpretation of the old metaphor that the father is an official and the son can inherit his father's career.
For example, go back to Chapter 34 of Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in the Sky: "Didn't you hear that their brothers are going to protect the Daotai this day? It is really beautiful and worthy of respect. "
7. Carry forward the past and forge ahead into the future [kā i lá i jì w m: ng]:
Interpretation links the past with the future and carries forward the future.
Leaders who carry forward the past and forge ahead into the future lead us into a new era.
8. One pulse [y and mà i xi ā ng Ché ng]:
Unscramble a pulse: bloodline; Inheritance: Inheritance. From generation to generation. Refers to the inheritance relationship between certain ideas, behaviors or theories.
The fine style of hard work is consistent with the hard work and courage of the people of China. 、
Cheng Chuan.
Interpretation, replacement and inheritance.
A separate interpretation of a word:
Chuan: pass) chuán to (Zhu Wei), Chuan: Chuan. Transmission. Pass the precepts. Tradition. Lead by example. Communication: publicity. range
Cheng: Cheng Cheng accepts the following, holding: carrying a load. Bear. Bear: bear. Take it. Contract. Career. Admit it. Suffer, suffer
Source: Guo Moruo's criticism of Confucius and Mozi's ideological system: "Yao Shun's abdication is a legend, but it also has realistic influence and is a reflection of patriarchal inheritance in the primitive commune."
5. What does the idiom "handed down from generation to generation" mean?
Interpretation: The previous firewood has just been burned, the next firewood has been burned, and the fire will never go out. It is a metaphor for teachers and students to teach and learn from each other from generation to generation.
1. Pronunciation: [Biography of Huo Xinxiang]
2. Source: Zhuangzi. Master of health care ":"that is to say, you don't know what to do because of your poor salary and the spread of fire. " The original wood was burned out, but the fire can still be passed on.
3. Interpretation: In ancient times, it is a metaphor for exhaustion and immortality; Later generations use it to describe the knowledge and skills passed down from generation to generation.
The firewood in front has just been burned out, and the firewood in the back has been burned out. The fire will never go out. It is a metaphor for teachers and students to teach and learn from each other from generation to generation.
4. Make sentences:
(1) Although Zhang Zhongjing passed away, his Treatise on Febrile Diseases was handed down from generation to generation for the benefit of future generations.
(2) They will be the bright messengers of the friendship between China and ASEAN.
(3) Through the political handover handed down from generation to generation, the personnel structure of the participating parties has changed, which is an inherent need to adapt to the political development of China.
(4) Time changes, handed down from generation to generation. Qingdao University inherits the fine tradition of running a school, stands at a new starting point and creates new glory.
(5) It is precisely because of the efforts of generation after generation that Sanliao has the status of worshipping dragons in later generations.
(6) Inside and outside the Great Wall, Bethune spirit has been passed down from generation to generation.
(7) Over the past 80 years, the situation has changed and the world has undergone earth-shaking changes. Xinhua people have been handed down from generation to generation and will not change their true colors.
(8) Nowadays, the surging love has been passed down from generation to generation, and Quanzhou charity has a more fertile soil, and the charity of the whole people is getting closer and closer.
(9) From generation to generation, an old song has been sung for more than 600 years; The reverberation echoed between the mountains and seas in Laizhou Bay.
(10) youth meticulous painting exhibition appeared in Hunan Painting and Calligraphy Institute, passed down from generation to generation.