fallen leaves
Dynasty: modern author: Xu Zhimo
I saw the fallen leaves again.
It is not unusual to see fallen leaves, but it is in spring, spring in April! What you see most in spring is flowers and willows in full bloom in the spring breeze, not leaves flying and wandering in the air like butterflies.
I looked at the fallen leaves on the ground. There are three different colors: emerald green, golden yellow and fiery red. It can be said that there are many colors.
This year seems different from previous years. There are many fallen leaves in spring. Almost every tree will have a fallen leaf lying there quietly waiting for the cleaner to clean it up.
There are more leaves in some places. In a park near my home, there are piles of fallen leaves scattered on the slate road, and few people come to clean it. Once, I came here after school and stepped on the fallen leaves without moisture, making a rustling sound, as if the leaves were broken. But if you are careful, you will find that none of the fallen leaves here are broken.
There are many kinds of fallen leaves, which can be divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn and winter. According to the tree, it can be divided into pear leaves, peach leaves, camphor leaves and other leaves with different shapes; According to color, it can be divided into red, green and yellow.
Everyone knows that fallen leaves are the messengers of autumn. In autumn, there will be many fallen leaves falling like fairies, but in spring, there will also be many fallen leaves. In fact, every season will have fallen leaves, including in the cold winter, evergreen camphor trees will also have fallen leaves.
Appreciation of Xu zhimo s fallen leaves;
The Fallen Leaves Return to the Roots is a speech given by Xu Zhimo in the autumn of 1924 when he was a professor in Peking University. At the invitation of Beijing Normal University, he tried to answer the questions raised by students in 2008 about how to solve the boring and bitter life.
The word "feelings" runs through the fallen leaves, promoting people's feelings and the importance and role of "real life"
In order to make life painless, we have to "draw out the small differences of human nature" to repair the big net of this poor society. It is based on this bourgeois humanitarianism that Xu Zhimo believes in the infinite role of human feelings in the ontology of life and nature.
He believes that if people want to get rid of the distress and oppression of the world, they must strive for a "pure personality" of free development. The best way is to live and bathe in nature.
So some people say that his poem Fallen Leaves is full of romantic confession and understanding of the Cambridge era. This poem is one of the concentrated manifestations of Xu's pursuit of love, beauty and freedom.
Extended data
Emotions expressed in fallen leaves;
Although the speech in Fallen Leaves is not as strong as most of Xu Zhimo's articles and has no excellent theoretical basis, it still has its own bright spots.
The style of Fallen Leaves is like a reins, let it gallop. At the beginning, the pen is heavy, but it reveals a trace of dullness. Let's explain it again. When it comes to the depressed problems in life, the article flows smoothly like a river.
The author spoke completely as a friend, then he turned his pen lightly and began to analyze himself, comparing useless fallen leaves to his own thoughts, allowing everyone to "choose" and giving people a cordial feeling.
The article seems to go up or down without any constraints. East light Silas, ups and downs. Unconsciously guiding readers along the invisible trajectory of repression, truth and fate, they suddenly lead to an important place: the truth of the facts around us.
There is no clean land here. "Even if you forget the outside world, you can't escape your boredom and pain." It turns out that everyone can't escape the evil "big lie" in the depths of the soul. The flowing words suddenly stirred up waves.
Unfortunately, when the work reached its climax, the author's pale thoughts were completely exposed, which greatly reduced the color of the whole article. After reading the book, what can stay in my mind is only the author's frankness and sincerity, as well as his wandering heart longing for the light.