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The bonfire is in the west of the city 100 feet, and you sit alone in the sea breeze and autumn at dusk.
Guan Shanyue, who plays Qiangdi, is not worried about the golden boy Wan Li.
Title: What are the characteristics of three or four sentences in this poem in expressing homesickness?
Analysis: The third sentence shows the soldier's homesickness for his wife by picking up the Qiangdi and playing a song "Guan Shanyue". The soldier tried to play the flute to dispel this melancholy, but the flute didn't calm his mind. He wants to cut off the emotional flow of missing his loved ones, but the sad face of his wife missing her husband thousands of miles away is vividly presented in his mind.
When the author expresses the homesickness of the garrison soldiers, he doesn't just write about the homesickness of the garrison soldiers, but writes about his wife's yearning for the garrison soldiers. For the garrison, the third sentence is real writing, and the fourth sentence is imaginary writing.
The combination of reality and reality shows the urgency and unbearable feeling of missing. This technique of writing negative instead of positive has its unique characteristics in expressing the profundity of psychological activities. This is the lyrical feature of three or four sentences.
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There is a dark snow-capped mountain in Qinghai, with long white clouds and a lonely city looking at Yumenguan.
Yellow sand wears golden armor in hundreds of battles, but the loulan is not returned.
Title: 1. What is the function of the scenery description in the first two sentences?
2. What is the content of the third sentence and what role does it play in the last sentence?
Analysis: the first two sentences of the poem begin with the description of the scenery, and the scene blends. The first sentence, "Dark Snow Mountain with Long Clouds in Qinghai", is about the vast Qinghai Lake, which is filled with dense long clouds. On the other side of the lake stands a vast snow mountain stretching for thousands of miles.
The second sentence, "Looking at Yumenguan in an isolated city", is about looking at Yumenguan in an isolated city. The first two sentences describe a broad picture. Grasping the typical scenery of the frontier fortress, the author tried his best to render the empty and desolate atmosphere of the northwest frontier, with harsh conditions and sinister environment, in order to set off the fearless spirit of the expedition soldiers to overcome difficulties and hardships.
The three sentences "yellow sand penetrates golden armor in hundreds of battles" point out the long fighting time of yellow sand penetrating golden armor, implying the fierceness, frequency, cruelty and hardship of the war and the desolation of the enemy's fierce border. Under such circumstances, the soldiers issued a heroic oath of "never breaking Loulan and never returning it". The golden armor of the third sentence can better set off the ambition of the soldiers to serve the country, without wear and tear, but more determined.
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It is still the moon and border pass in Qin and Han dynasties, and the enemy has fought a protracted war.
If Wei Qing, who attacked Longcheng, and Li Guang, the flying general, were alive today, the Huns would not be allowed to go south to spend their horses in Yinshan.
Title: 1. Why did the author of the first sentence use "Qin Shi" and "Guan" as attributes before "Qin Shi" and "Guan"?
2. What do three or four sentences express the author's feelings?
Analysis: The word "Qin" precedes the bright moon, and the word "Han" precedes Xiongguan, which reminds readers of the construction of the pass in the Qin and Han Dynasties to prepare for Hu, and a series of epic and magnificent historical events and stories of Hu people.
Therefore, the vast space of "Guan" and "Yue" is intertwined with the distant time of "Qin" and "Han", which not only expands the temporal and spatial scope of poetry, but also creates a broader imagination space for readers.
In the past, the analysis of "A Bright Moon in Qin Dynasty, a Close Time in Han Dynasty" was limited to intertextual rhetoric, which was actually not enough. Students should have a deeper understanding rather than just remembering an unimportant rhetorical format.
Three or four sentences poets face Xiongguan, thinking about the past and cherishing the present, and their feelings are stirring. As long as the imperial court employs proper people and recruits talented people, there will be Wei Qing, who can attack the Dragon City, and Li Guang, a flying general who scares the Huns. There will be a strong border defense like Qin and Han dynasties. "Don't teach Huma to cross the Yinshan Mountain" is the poet's aspiration and firm oath, full of heroic passion for consolidating frontier defense and defending the country.
By analyzing the thoughts and feelings of three or four sentences, students may wonder whether there is Wang Changling's dissatisfaction with the improper employment of people in the court, and then point the finger at the supreme ruler. This kind of understanding seems reasonable, but it is not realistic.
Because the Tang Dynasty was powerful and the king was enlightened, the poet only expressed his good wishes in his poems, not his dissatisfaction with the court. Because in the frontier poems of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, the poet expressed the high spirit of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. This is obviously different from the frontier poems in the middle and late Tang Dynasty.