1. First of all, avoid pretentiousness. Poetry recitation, like recitation of other literary styles, must be natural and must not be artificial. Although the emotions in poetry are stronger than in other literary styles, they are still true feelings from the heart. To recite a poem well, you must first read it carefully and understand the author's feelings. Then, try hard to arouse emotions and make your feelings close to the author's emotions. Only in this way can our recitation successfully reproduce the author's emotions.
2. It will sound natural to the audience. If the reader does not understand the author's emotions but only estimates the author's emotions, it is easy to lose sense of proportion. Losing the inner emotional foundation and relying solely on technique for support will inevitably sound artificial to the audience. In fact, the most important thing is to be confident.
3. It is easy to understand that you should concentrate on reading aloud, eliminate distractions, go all out, and pour all your energy into reading aloud and the works you read aloud.
4. Turn the content and language of the work into your own understanding, feelings, and your own thinking process and psychological activities; you must take the initiative to reveal the essence of language and logical chains, put yourself in the situation, and embody emotions in the scene. Strengthen the feeling of the image; try your best to induce the movement state of thoughts and feelings, and firmly grasp the object communication with the listener; it must be grasped concretely in the overall planning. In this way, when reading aloud, there is no time to think about other things, and even the edges of attention are less disturbed by excitement.