At the beginning of the cold, Meng Haoran went wild in the south, and Shui Han had the wind from the north. My home is wandering by the river, and the sea of clouds is far away. Tears of homesickness

At the beginning of the cold, Meng Haoran went wild in the south, and Shui Han had the wind from the north. My home is wandering by the river, and the sea of clouds is far away. Tears of homesickness in the journey, see the back of the sail on the horizon. Where is the ferry? Can someone tell me?

Small problem 1: autumn (1); Falling Wood, Flying to the South of Wild Goose, and North Wind (write two gains 1 minute)

Topic 2: Forming a relationship with the scenery, (1 min) The surging river and the sea are endless, and the sky is getting dark, and it has reached dusk. (2 points) The author is homesick and sad in the confused dusk river view. (2 points)

Question 1:

Analysis of test questions: Flying south in the wild is the representative image of autumn, and the north wind begins to blow, and the river is chilly, which is also the characteristic of autumn.

Comments: This topic is not difficult, as long as you can find out the relevant images and accumulate some knowledge of ancient poetry, you can easily complete it.

Question 2:

Examination analysis: the last couplet "I go forward." I cried to tears, and I saw a ship in the distant sky "has clearly expressed the author's homesickness. The" maze "of this couplet refers to the melancholy feeling that it is difficult to return home. The last sentence "more and more bumpy. "It's getting dark" is a typical emotional appeal in the landscape, which is similar to "the east ship is silent, and the west ship is silent only by watching the autumn moon in the heart of the river" in Pipa.

Comments: The expression of this question is closely combined with the teaching materials in the classroom, so candidates must pay attention to the mastery and transfer of knowledge in the classroom when studying at ordinary times, and be able to draw inferences from others and use them flexibly.