Try to appreciate the poem A Farewell to Cambridge from the perspective of "three beauties".

In the 1920s, the poet Wen Yiduo advocated the beauty of music, painting and architecture in modern poetry. Farewell to Cambridge can be said to have three beauties, and it is the swan song in Xu Zhimo's poems.

Farewell to Cambridge has three beauties in form: painting beauty, music beauty and architecture beauty.

1, the beauty of painting means that the language of poetry has chosen more colorful words. The whole poem selects words such as "clouds, golden willows, sunset, waves, shadows, green flowers, rainbows and meadows", which gives readers a visual imagination and expresses the author's deep affection for Cambridge. The whole poem has seven sections, and almost every section has a picture that can be painted. If you gently wave goodbye to the clouds in the west, the golden willows by the river are swaying in the Kanghe River; The aquatic plants at the bottom of the He Kang River are swaying, which seems to have something to say to the poet ... The author makes every painting full of flowing picture beauty, and gives people a three-dimensional sense through words with strong movements, such as waving, rippling, swaying, smashing, swimming back, waving and so on.

2, the beauty of music, is the syllable of poetry, catchy, patchwork, are all manifestations of musical beauty.

A, rhyme, rhyme foot is: come, color; Mom, hey; Shake it, grass; Rainbow, dream; Hui, Song; Xiao, bridge; Come on, Cai.

B, syllable harmony, strong sense of rhythm.

C, cycle back and forth. The first paragraph and the last paragraph are similar in meaning and rhythm, forming an echo structure.

3. The beauty of architecture is the symmetry of rhythm and the neatness of sentences. Farewell to Cambridge has seven sections, each with two sentences, with single and double lines staggered by one grid. No matter from the arrangement or the number of words, it is uniform and gives people a sense of beauty.