The third lesson of the first volume of the fourth grade is how to write imitation Chinese.

The third lesson of the first volume of the fourth grade is Chinese imitation: ducks and songducks swim in the river and make waves. Ducks are playing in the river and splashing. The duck catches fish in the river, and the small fish plays hide-and-seek with it. Ducks are dreaming by the river, and the sunset puts a red leather coat on the river.

This poem shows the freedom of Hua Niu, and an innocent heifer appears before our eyes. It expresses the poet's love for life and his pursuit of freedom. Children watch for fun, young and middle-aged people watch, watch the rhythm, and find anecdotes about the author. Study the author's background and the imagination space of poetry.

Each paragraph is just a picture: Hua Niu sits on the grass and squashes the cut autumn Luo; Flowers and cows lie on the grass, and white clouds are long; Hua Niu wagged his tail and walked in the grass; Flower cows are dreaming in the grass, and the sunset secretly falls on the Qingfeng Mountain in the western hills.

In these four pictures, Hua Niu's "sitting" is a moving scene, Hua Niu's "sleeping" is a static scene, Hua Niu's "walking" is a moving scene and Hua Niu's "dream" is a static scene. Four pictures, moving and static alternately, show a sense of rhythm, showing a cute, playful and leisurely flower cow.

Every verse of this poem has the same language form, but the rhyme is constantly changing. One verse has rhyme, and the rhyme is catchy. Its eclectic style shows the free, playful and carefree image of Hua Niu. Bring us vivid pictures and beautiful feelings.

Poetry appreciation:

His poem Farewell to Cambridge is a household name and intoxicating. But his song "Flower Cow Song" is well known to all women and children, and it appeals to both refined and popular tastes. The writing background is that Xu Zhimo comforted his friends and let them know that Xu Zhimo still has a breath. He also wants to make some noises under the heavy oppression of real life.

This poem shows Hua Niu's freedom and the poet's love for life and pursuit of freedom by describing various scenes of Hua Niu's action on the grass. It was selected as a primary school textbook. Please enjoy it.