The whole poem is as follows:
At dusk, I descend from the Bishan Mountain, and the moonlight returns with me. But looking at the path I came from, I saw a slight hint of green.
Together with the Tian family, children’s innocence blossoms. Green bamboo enters the quiet path, and green radish touches the clothes.
Have a place to relax and chat and drink wine. The long song sings in the pines and the wind, and the songs are all over the river and the stars are sparse.
I am drunk and you are happy again, and you are so happy that you forget your chance.
This poem is one of Li Bai's landscape pastoral poems. It describes the author and his friends taking a night tour in the mountains, admiring the natural beauty and drinking fine wine. The whole poem has a beautiful artistic conception and expresses the author's love for nature and open-minded attitude towards life.
When reciting this poem, you need to pay attention to the rhythm and intonation to show the beauty of the rhythm and artistic conception of the poem. The first sentence, "Twilight passes under the green mountains, and the mountain moon returns with people" should be read in a soothing tone to make people feel the beauty of silence in the mountains as night falls. The following sentences should gradually increase the pace to show the author drinking and laughing with his friends. The last sentence "I am drunk and happy again, and I am so happy that I have forgotten my dreams" should be read in a bold and unrestrained tone, showing the author's open-mindedness and broad-mindedness.
By reciting this poem, we can feel the beauty of nature and the joy of life, and appreciate the charm and charm of landscape pastoral poetry. At the same time, it can also make us cherish nature more, love life, and face the challenges and difficulties in life with a positive attitude.
The skills of reciting mainly include the following aspects:
1. Rhythm and intonation: When reciting, you should pay attention to controlling the rhythm and intonation, and use different intonations and intonations according to different emotions and expression needs. Rhythm. For example, when reading sad and heavy sentences, the intonation should be low and slow; when reading cheerful and exciting sentences, the intonation should be high and fast.
2. Pause and stress: Pause and stress are also skills that need attention in recitation. Pausing at appropriate places can highlight key points and enhance the effect of expression; while stress can emphasize key words or important information, making the listener pay more attention.
3. Voice control: Reciting requires the use of voice to convey emotions and information, so the voice must be kept clear and loud to avoid ambiguity. At the same time, pay attention to controlling the volume and adjust the volume as needed.
4. Expression and body language: Reciting is not only verbal expression, but also requires the use of expression and body language to enhance the effect of expression. For example, when reading passionate and generous sentences, you can use gestures to enhance emotions; when reading soft and warm sentences, you can use smiles or soft eyes to convey emotions.
5. Understand the work: Before reciting, it is necessary to conduct an in-depth understanding and analysis of the work to understand the emotions and thoughts the author wants to express, as well as the key points and difficulties in the work. This helps to better capture the emotion and expression of the piece.