"Splash" refers to the sound and shape of the big red flower falling in the water wave.
Splash: To make a sound when a swift river flows in.
From the sixth-grade Chinese text "Good Story" compiled by People's Education Publishing House: "The big red flowers are stretched, and now it is a spilled red ribbon."
Here refers to the big red flower reflected in the water, stretched by the ripples of the water, forming a beautiful red belt in the water, and splashing with the surging water.
Splash, pronounced as p not l à, is an onomatopoeic word, which describes the sound of fish jumping into the water.
Stupid, pronounced bènɡ, escaped; In a hurry.
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Excerpted from Lu Xun's Good Story, the relevant original text is as follows:
The big red flowers are stretched, and at this time a red ribbon is rushing. Ribbons are woven into dogs, dogs are woven into white clouds, and white clouds are woven into village girls ... in an instant, they will shrink back. But the shadow of spotted safflower has also broken and stretched, and it will be woven into towers, village girls, dogs, huts and clouds.
Through the description of the "good story" in the dream, it reflects the author Lu Xun's strong desire to destroy the "sleepy night" and realize a life full of "good stories" in the contradiction between hope and disappointment, and shows the author Lu Xun's pursuit and praise for good things and his warm vision for ideals. The scenery in the full text is true and meticulous, with affection in the scene and intention.
This essay describes a "good story" without a "story" in the form of a dream, which embodies the author's profound thoughts and persistent pursuit. The full text is full of scenes, with paintings in poems and poems in paintings. The author wrote beautiful and spectacular natural scenery and created the artistic conception of a poem full of the author's beautiful feelings and ideals.