The famous sentence in "Ode to Coal" to express one's ambition is "Thousands of hammers and thousands of hammers are used to carve out the deep mountains, and the fire burns as if it is easy. I am not afraid of being shattered to pieces. I want to leave my innocence in the world." "Ode to Coal" was written by a minister of the Ming Dynasty. A poem about things composed by Yu Qian.
This poem describes the mining process of coal and its nature of containing heat, praises its great utility and noble character, and expresses the poet's self-sacrifice spirit of being willing to go through fire and water for the benefit of the nation and people. . The whole poem closely focuses on the characteristics of coal, and uses the rhetorical technique of metaphor and personification to describe coal in every sentence, expressing the poet's feelings of working tirelessly for the motherland and the people.
Overall appreciation:
This poem describes the mining process of coal and its nature of containing heat, praises its great function and noble character, and expresses the poet's contribution to the nation. The spirit of self-sacrifice that is willing to go through fire and water for the interests of the people.
The opening chapter of the first couplet summarizes the process of coal mining, which is very powerful. The excavated coal contains huge heat, like spring-like warmth. Here, "chaos" is used as a metaphor for undeveloped coal mines, and "Ujin" is used as a metaphor for developed coal. The word "Yanghe" is used most appropriately, referring to the huge energy contained in coal.
The chin couplet describes coal in detail to emphasize its function. Burning coal can bring people the earth-like warmth of spring, and the flames in the fire can also make the deep night sky very bright. The antithesis of "return" and "break" vividly describes the function of coal, and makes an extremely vivid and poetic summary of the warmth, spring, and light obtained by burning coal. The beauty of the language, the precision of the dialogue, the profoundness of the philosophy, and the vividness of the images in this couplet have reached the extreme.