"Sunny Days" was selected into the first lesson of the primary school textbook "The First Volume of Chinese Grade Five" published by Hebei Education Publishing House, and was also selected into the twelfth lesson of the primary school textbook "The Second Volume of Chinese Grade Four" published by People's Education Publishing House in 2020.
Knowledge expansion
On a Sunny Day is a modern poem written by the modern poet Dai Wangshu in June 1944. This poem describes the trails, meadows, white chrysanthemums, butterflies and other scenery after the rain in turn, and writes the unique feeling of walking along the trails after the rain. The whole poem vividly depicts the scenery after the rain and a poetic picture of natural scenery with personification and vivid language. The image is concise, profound and harmonious, and it is catchy to read.
Background: This poem was written in June 1944, when War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression was about to win. Combined with the historical situation at that time, it can be said that the author had a heart of waiting quietly-with a mental attitude of watching in hope. Therefore, the poet wrote this poem to praise the light and liberation.
Literary appreciation
Dai Wangshu's poems are deeply influenced by China's classical literature and European literature. It has a high language charm. The metaphor in the poem is fresh and appropriate. Most of the subjects he used were things he personally felt, expressing his personal experiences and feelings.
Sunny Days is such a vivid, lively and interesting children's poem. The poet vividly described the beautiful scene of the trail after the rain, guiding people to walk on the trail after the rain and feeling the freedom and joy of being close to nature. Poetry also expresses the poet's love and praise for nature.
This poem also shows the author's longing for a quiet and transcendental life. Everything became clear and cool after the rain. The poet strolled on the sutra after the rain, feeling this brand-new thing wholeheartedly: the muddy road after the rain was "cool and gentle", and the white chrysanthemum was no longer timid. "Raise your head slowly, try the cold, try it, and then bloom one after another" expresses their brand-new feelings about nature by anthropomorphic means.
"Wind Butterfly" "roams freely among leaves, exposing its colorful pages of wisdom to the sun." The movements and styles of small creatures are full of poetry. The last paragraph of the poem faithfully reproduces the artistic conception of China's classical poems: "Look at the footsteps of the dark Lv Yun moving in the mountains-it is also wandering." In the far-reaching artistic conception, the poet has integrated his subjective color of longing for a leisurely life.
In this poem, the poet pursues a sense of music, a charming poetic scene in the form of nature, and reaches the height of beauty.