Sail
In the light blue clouds and mist on the sea,
There is a solitary sail shining with white light! ...
What is it seeking in a distant place?
What did it leave behind in its lovely hometown? ...
The waves are raging - the sea wind is howling,
The mast is bowing and making a creaking sound...
Alas, it is not Pursuing happiness is not about escaping happiness and running to other places!
Below is the blue waves that are clearer than the blue sky,
Above is the golden and brilliant sunshine...
And it, restlessly, is praying for a storm,
It seems that there is peace only in the storm!
⒈Read the whole poem, what do you think the sail is looking for in the distance? What did you leave behind in your hometown?
⒉ "The waves are raging---the sea wind is howling, the mast is bowed and rolling..." What kind of picture does it show?
⒊What do the ellipses after "hometown" and "xiang" in the poem omit? What's the expressive effect?
4. Connect the whole poem and related background to talk about the symbolic meaning of "sail".
Answer:
1. Seek freedom and pursue ideals; abandon cowardice and mediocrity in your hometown.
2. It shows that there is a lone sail cruising in the light blue sea. It glowed white, blinding white. This white sail seems to be undergoing great torture. It is wandering in a distant foreign land, with rough waves and howling sea wind. They want to overthrow this elf, and let this lone rebel die under their own mighty blows. And the sails, moving forward tenaciously in the storm, fighting against the storm towards ideals and light...
3. After "hometown", the scene of anchoring in the hometown is omitted; after "sound" The specific scene of fighting the storm is omitted.
4. The sail is the incarnation of the poet, a symbol of the poet's lonely and rebellious soul, and the yearning for freedom. It also symbolizes the poet's yearning for freedom, and it also symbolizes The poet's generation of aristocratic revolutionaries longed for freedom. Poetry is also at a high level in depicting landscapes and thereby illustrating thought-provoking philosophies. The harsh social environment is aptly expressed in the poem's description of the bad scene of the sea; the enterprising spirit and tenacious vitality are also well reflected in the narrative process of the poem.
When expanding, be careful not to just describe the scenery, but to connect it with the idea of ??the whole poem.