Theme appreciation: Poetry always expresses certain ideological contents, such as nostalgia for the past, satirizing the present, homesickness, remembering friends, sadness of parting, joy of reunion, poverty and anger, courage of understanding, ambition of killing the enemy to protect the family, seclusion in the mountains and so on. Understanding the theme and ideological content of poetry is an important basis for appreciating poetry.
Images in poetry appreciation;
Images in poetry are also called "images". It refers to the concrete and vivid scenes of people, things and nature with certain ideological content and artistic appeal formed by poets according to various phenomena in real life. Image is an important part of poetic image, which refers to the objective image of the author's subjective feelings in poetry.
The objective natural scenery, that is, "image", once absorbed by the poet, will inevitably bring the poet's emotional color and give him spirituality, and it will become an "image" saturated with subjective will.
Poets' lyricism is often not a direct expression of emotions, nor is it a direct indoctrination of ideas. More words are used to express one thing and another. When writing scenery, you can borrow scenery to express your feelings, while when chanting things, you just hold things to express your feelings. The "scenery" written here and the "things" sung here are objective "images", lyrical by borrowing scenery and lyrical by things.
It is a subjective "meaning"; The perfect combination of "image" and "meaning" is "image", that is, the artistic image of the author's subjective meaning and objective image.
Therefore, the images in poetry can be divided into four categories: character images, which refer to both the characters created by the author in poetry and the lyric heroes in poetry, that is, the author's images: images, and images are action images; An image is an object, and an image is an object image; Scene, scene is the image of the scene. The latter two are the most common and common in classical poetry.
Meaning introduction:
The warmth and coldness of image colors convey the poet's different emotional experiences. Generally, warm colors are warm and lively, positive and energetic; Cool colors represent indifference, depression, loneliness and desolation. Understand modifiers accurately.
There is no emotional tendency in objective images. The poet makes objective things "all my colors" and then contains rich emotions. The poet's love for me is often more clearly reflected in some modifiers describing the scenery, which makes the scenery tend to be colored.