1. Verses that urgently need to express "out of power"
(1) Marching to the Army by Yang Jiong The beacon light shines on Xijing, and I feel uneasy.
Yazhang bid farewell to Fengque, and the cavalry circled Dragon City. The snow is dark, the flag paintings are withered, and the wind is heavy with the sound of drums.
It is better to be a centurion than a scholar. (1) Yazhang: a military symbol used when sending troops in ancient times.
(2) Fengque: generally refers to the imperial palace. (3) Dragon City: The place where the Xiongnu worshiped ancestors, gods and ghosts of heaven and earth.
(4) Wither: use the method to make the color fall off. (5) Centurion: The leader of a hundred soldiers, generally referring to lower-level officers.
The poem has both sound and color, setting off the tragic and tragic lines of the fierce battle: the snow is dark withered flag paintings, and the wind is full of sounds of drums. 2. Use the title to write a poem that expresses the rapid and fierce military action: Yazhang bids farewell to Fengque, and the iron cavalry circles the Dragon City.
3. The first and second sentences of the poem explain the background of the entire event (joining the army); one of the characters "自" expresses the scholar's sincere patriotism. 4. The poem directly expresses the ambition and pride of a scholar who joined the army to defend the border and defend the country: It is better to be a centurion than a scholar.
5. Read the whole poem and talk about what emotions the poet expresses? It expresses the poet's feelings of being loyal to the emperor and serving the country (defending the border) and eager to make contributions. (2) Spring Resentment in Xiguan Wang Changling The night in Xiguan is quiet and the flowers are fragrant. I want to roll up the bead curtain and the spring resentment lasts forever.
The clouds are slanting and the moon is visible in the depths, and the sun is hidden in the hazy color of the trees. (1) (Zhaoyang: refers to Zhaoyang Palace, the residence of the emperor.
This poem is closely linked to the word " ", and uses scenes to describe emotions. The sceneries written include: spring resentment, quiet night, Moonlight, tree color. 2. Please write relevant poems according to the prompts.
(1) Poems that express the girl’s lingering spring hatred: (2) Expressing the girl’s lingering spring hatred. Poems about boredom and mood: Xie Baoyun and Shen Jianyue
What kind of thoughts and feelings does this poem express? It expresses the loneliness, resentment and pain of the girl imprisoned in the palace. (3) The following six poems (Part 1) Li Bai: There is snow in the Tianshan Mountains in May, but there are no flowers, only cold.
I hear the broken willows in the flute, but I have never seen the spring scenery. Jade Saddle.
I would like to kill Loulan with my sword at my waist. The words "Only Cold" in the poem describe the hardship of life in the frontier, and "I have never seen the spring scenery" means that I have never seen spring. Scenery.
2. The most intense verses in the poem are: Fight with the golden drum at dawn, hold the jade saddle at night. 3. The last two lines of the poem are majestic, generous and expressive. It reflects the patriotism of the soldiers guarding the border.
(4) Miscellaneous Poems in the Mountains Wu Jun sees smoke coming from the mountains, birds flying to the eaves, and clouds emerging from the windows. > 1. The poem describes the close view inside the window, which contains stillness in the movement, and gives people an aesthetic feeling of seeing the small and the big. The poem is: Birds fly to the eaves, and clouds come out of the window. 2. The poem writes about the distant view outside the window, which is quiet. The poem that contains movement and gives people a sense of depth and space from near to far is: See smoke coming from the mountains, glimpse the sunset in the bamboos. 3. This is a typical landscape poem. The poem depicts smoke and clouds, bamboo forests, (bamboo) sunsets, and birds. (Birds), four kinds of vivid and beautiful mountain scenery constitute a mountain scenery at sunset. 4. What kind of feelings does this poem reveal? Feelings. (5) When Lu You was young, he didn't know that things were difficult.
The wind was like a mountain in the north of the Central Plains. The boat was crossing Guazhou in the snow at night, and the iron horse was crossing the Great Wall in the sky. The temples are already stained.
(1) "The Master" shows the true name of the world. , Lu You once braved the snow to scout the enemy's situation in Guazhou (3) Iron Horse: a horse wearing iron armor, Dashan Pass: it was the southern border between the Southern Song Dynasty and the Jin Dynasty.
(4) ) The Great Wall on the Fortress: Tan Shouji, a famous general in the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasties, called himself "the Great Wall on the Fortress". Here the author uses it to compare himself. (5) Bo Zhong: originally refers to the order of eldest and young among brothers, Bo is the eldest, Zhong is the second, and later extended. Words to balance the differences between characters. 1. The first four sentences of this poem: recalling the past, and the last four sentences: expressing emotion and expressing the anger of one's ambitions.
2. Review of the chin couplet. The course of my own battle took place on a snowy night and in autumn at locations: Guazhou Ferry and Dashan Pass. 3. What does the author use "blocking the Great Wall" to compare? What thoughts and feelings does the author express? The poet's own lament that his ambition is difficult to achieve. 4. What does ""Chu Shi" show the true name of the world"? A ruthless sense of vicissitudes of historical change.
(6) Shangtian Family Nie Yizhong Sell new silk in February and sell new grain in May. Healing the sores in front of the eyes, but cutting out the flesh in the heart.
I wish the king’s heart to turn into a candle of light. Not the Qiluo Banquet, but the Fugitive House.
(1) 粜: sell. (2) Goug out: dig out.
(3) Qiluo Banquet: refers to a banquet for wealthy people. (4) Nie Yizhong: poet of the late Tang Dynasty.
1. The first four chapters of the poem describe the situation of farmers in the late Tang Dynasty.
The farmers were forced to make a living and sold the silk and grain at low prices when they were not ready yet, which showed that the farmers' life was very difficult and miserable.
2. "I hope the king's heart will turn into a candle of light." What emotions does the poet reflect in these two sentences? The hope of resolving the acute contradiction between the peasants and the landlord class rests on the benevolence of the monarch.
3. What emotion does the poet reflect in the two sentences "Not the Qiluo Banquet, but the Fugitive House"? Thoughts of deep sympathy for the fleeing peasants. 4. The three or four sentences of the poem vividly use metaphors. The "sore in front of the eyes" is a metaphor for the emergency in front of the eyes, and the "heart and soul" is a metaphor for the lifeblood of farmers such as Sigu. .
I want to find fragrant grass, but I want to say goodbye to my old friend. Who is lying on the road? Good friends are rare in the world.
You should only keep your loneliness, but also cover up the gate of your hometown. (1) Looking for fragrant grass: a metaphor for pursuing an ideal state.
(2) Violation: separation. (3) Danglu: Those in power.
(4) False: Tolerant. 1. The poet entered Chang'an but came back without success. He was very melancholy in his heart. The poem he sighed when he didn't meet him was: How can we treat silence? Return to the sky in the morning.
The poem that shows that the poet regards Wang Wei as a close friend is: A close friend is rare in the world. 3. What thoughts and feelings does this poem reveal? There is resentment towards Chao Yan for suppressing talents, and he can't bear to be far away from his close friend Wang Wei. At the same time, there is also a sigh that he has not been able to appreciate his talents.
(8) Jiyu Wangchuan Zhuangzhuang Zuo Wang Wei Jiyu empty forest fireworks, steaming quinoa and cooking millet to feed the east seedlings. Egrets fly in the desert paddy fields, and orioles sing in the overcast summer.
In the mountains, I quietly watch the hibiscus trees, and I watch the dew sunflowers in the Qingzhai under the pine tree. If the old man is fighting for a seat with others, why should the seagull be more suspicious? Chenopodium: The name of the grass, it is edible when it is young.
This refers to vegetables. (2) Millet: This refers to rice.
(3) Rates: To send. (4) Hibiscus: The hibiscus blooms in summer and autumn. It blooms in the morning and fades in the evening. The ancients thought it was a symbol of the impermanence of life.
(5) Dewflower: a green vegetable. 1. Describe the natural scenery of the villa, combining vision and hearing. The painting in the poem is: Flying over the desert and paddy fields. 2. What are the idioms for feeling powerless?
1. Feeling powerless yǒu xīn wú lì
(1) Having wishes and plans, but not having the strength to realize them.
(2) Source: Liang Huijiao of the Southern Dynasties, "Biography of Eminent Monks, Yi Jie, Zhu Fakuang": "A poor man must answer sincerely, for fear that he may have a weak heart and weak ears.
2. Unable to support lì bù néng zhī
(1) Describes the inability to reach the required level of strength
(2) Source: Sui Dynasty Wang Tong's "Wen Zhongzi Shi Jun" ": "The building will collapse, and it cannot be supported by a single tree. "
3. Incompetent lì bù shèng rèn
(1) Able to take on the responsibility. Incapable of taking on the responsibility.
(2) Source: "The Book of Changes" ·Xici Xia": "Those with weak virtues have high status; those with small knowledge have big plans; those with small strength have heavy responsibilities. It is rare that they are inferior to others. "
4. Helpless shù shǒu wú cè
(1) It means that it seems that the hands are tied and cannot be freed. Now it generally means that there is no way to solve the troubles encountered. The situation of being helpless.
(2) Idiom allusion: "Political Figures of the Three Dynasties of the Song Dynasty" written by Anonymous of the Yuan Dynasty: "(Qin) Hui died and Niliang (gold master Wanyan Liang) Nanmu was helpless." "
5. At a loss what to do yī chóu mò zhǎn
(1) Describes that there is no way to do anything and there is no progress. Choi: planning, strategy; Zhan: display. A little strategy I can't think of any way to do it.
(2) Source: "The Peach Blossom Fan" written by Kong Shangren of the Qing Dynasty: "The official history can be followed; the Central Plains is managed day by day; in the end, nothing can be done." "
6. Wàng yáng xīng tàn
(1) It is a metaphor for feeling helpless because of incompetence or lack of conditions when doing something.
(1)lì bù cóng xīn
(2) Explanation: force, power, ability; obedience, compliance, obedience. Want to do something in the heart, but not strong enough
(3) Synonyms: intentional. Weak, more than willing but not enough
(4) Antonyms: handy, handy, within one's ability
(5) Era: ancient idioms
(6) Riddle: Anger makes an effort by mistake
(7) Interpretation: An ant moves Mount Tai - unable to do what one wishes
1. Usage of idioms
(1) Grammar: subject-predicate form; Used as predicate and object; used in modest words to emphasize what one wants to do.
(2) Structure: subject-predicate idiom
(3) Part of speech: neutral idiom
< p> 2. The origin of the idiom(1) Fan Ye of the Southern Song Dynasty's "Book of the Later Han·Biography of the Western Regions": "Today the envoys and soldiers are unable to come out, just like the countries are unable to achieve their goals, and they are free from east to west, north and south."
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