Reading and answering skills of ancient poems

The reading skills of ancient poems are as follows:

First, read the topic: read the feelings from the topic.

Second, look at the author: read the feelings from the author's life experience.

1, Tao Yuanming: Love of rural life, intoxication of natural beauty, boredom of official life.

2. Du Fu: Concerned about the country and the people, with patriotic feelings; Half-life wandering; I miss my hometown and my family.

3. Li Bai: Although I have never been down and out in my life, I have never met my talent. I have been looking forward to being reused to help the world and the people.

Despite the ups and downs of life, Su Shi occasionally has the negative thought of "life is like a dream", but he still loves life, keeps pace with the times, actively joins the WTO and is optimistic.

5. Xin Qiji: It is difficult to get a return for most of my life. He has the ambition to serve the country and save the country, but he is excluded by those in power and has no way to serve the country.

6. Lu You: I love my country and care about my people until I die. No matter personal feelings or career, it is not smooth, and I am eager to recover lost ground and revive national prestige.

Third, reading notes: understand the writing background from the notes, so as to understand the feelings.

Fourth, reading poetry: reading feelings from the key words and themes of poetry.

1. Express your inner words directly: worry, bitterness, loneliness, loneliness, heartbreak, joy, joy, homesickness, hatred, sadness, etc.

2. Images express emotions: the wild goose means homesickness, the sigh means helplessness, and the sunset means decline.

3. Allusions express emotions: Feng Tang and Li Guang mostly express their lofty sentiments and ambitions, but many of them also express their desire to make contributions.