Senior high school composition-Su Shi in my mind-1000 words-argumentative essay

China has a long history and China has a profound culture. There are many scholars in China, but there are few famous female scholars in history. Li Qingzhao is the best among these female literati! Scholars in China are good at writing in feminine style. They express their feelings of lack of talent and ambition by worrying about the boudoir, but few people really write about their worries about in my heart forever. Li Qingzhao is one of the few writers who write about always in my heart in my heart. Li Qingzhao was born in a scholarly family in the Northern Song Dynasty. At least from her grandfather's generation, she entered the official career, imperial examination and imperial examination by reading. "My father was born in Qilu, and the next name is better than others", which shows that this family is quite famous in Qilu area. Li Qingzhao's father Li is a literate official. His poetry achieved great success and was appreciated by Su Shi. There is such a record in Biography of the Song Dynasty: "I have worked hard on my lyrics, and I have no difficulty in going forward, and my brushwork is not delayed." Li Qingzhao's mother Wang is the granddaughter of the top scholar Wang. She also has a high cultural quality and is good at writing words and compositions. Li's History of Song Dynasty said that she was "good at writing" and "Who's Who of the Motherland" said that she was "good at speaking". Li Qingzhao lived in such a family with a strong literary atmosphere. She was deeply influenced and edified by her parents in literary accomplishment, and also inherited and developed her predecessors. "Bi Xi Man Zhi" once said that she "had a poetic title since she was a child, which enabled her to make great efforts to get close to her predecessors". From then on, Li Qingzhao became an outstanding female writer in the history of China literature. Eighteen-year-old Li Qingzhao married Zhao Mingcheng. Like the Li family, the Zhao family is also a scholarly family. Li and Zhao have the same hobbies and interests. They love each other very much. They often sit side by side and enjoy the inscriptions. * * * Children's literary hobbies add endless fun to their lives. But before long, Zhao Mingcheng went out to study, and Li Qingzhao was the only one at home. She couldn't help thinking about her husband who had traveled so far. So she appealed to the pen for her lovesickness and made a very elegant, meaningful, fresh and delicate "Pruning Plums". "A Cut of Plum" is a masterpiece of her direct expression of feelings in the boudoir, with fresh and delicate style, which is intriguing and unique. The first part of Ci mainly describes the poet's lonely life. "Red lotus root fragrance can leave jade in autumn" is a combination of point and surface, which depicts a picture of Qiu Jingtu with lingering fragrance in the eyes of the poet. Lotus has withered, although there is still fragrance, but it can not help but reveal the cold and depression in autumn. The jade mat is already cold, and autumn is coming, and it is getting colder and colder. China's literati has been sad for autumn since ancient times, let alone a poetess who lives alone in an empty boudoir. How can she not feel lonely and miss her husband who is far away from home? In order to dispel the sadness in my heart, I "relaxed my reward and went to Lanzhou alone." The word "independence" is full of artistic conception: once the husband and the woman sang together, once joined hands, once the case of Mei Qi, but now they are alone; Looking around, there is only one "blue boat"! Originally, it was to "eliminate sorrow", but it was "melancholy", and the love of acacia could not help but be heavier and stronger. When she saw Hongyan, the poet imagined that maybe her husband sent a letter from Hongyan. She skillfully integrated the allusions of Su Jiao's calligraphy into the scene in front of her, which was naturally appropriate and memorable. We can imagine that the poet may even guess that her husband told him the date and itinerary in the letter, and that kind of longing is beyond words. "The geese return, and the moon is full of the West Building." Seeing the geese fly back to their hometown will naturally strengthen the mood of expecting their husbands to come back. We seem to see the poet leaning against the railing alone, the soft moonlight filling the west building, and the coldness, loneliness and loneliness when the geese return. How to describe it in words? In the following film, the poet expressed his inner feelings and directly expressed the suffering of lovesickness. The poet rose with the idea of "flowers floating with water", which not only described what she saw on the boat, but also described her inner feelings. Flowing water is the natural state of things, but it makes the poet feel moved by the scene: falling flowers can't understand her feelings, but they still go their own way, which adds to the poet's sadness. The word "zi" in the sentence is the best, and the poet feels the same way and expresses his feelings by borrowing things. Just as Qu Yuan said, "Only the grass and trees are scattered, the beauty is afraid of dying", which expressed his feelings about the fleeting time. In this way, the feelings in words are more profound and suggestive than simple thoughts, leaving more imagination space for readers and adding more appeal. "One kind of lovesickness, two places are carefree" is the direct expression of lovesickness. When the poet wrote the husband and wife together, she put herself in the position of imagining that her husband missed each other as deeply as herself, but the distance in space made them unable to talk, so they had to miss each other and feel sad. This is also the unique delicacy of women. But this is just a foreshadowing. The main idea of the word falls in the last two sentences, "I can't get rid of this situation, but I frown and go to my heart." The love of lovesickness should be "eliminated" with "plan", but there is no plan to eliminate it, which shows the depth of lovesickness. I said in my brow, "If you don't stop chopping, you will be confused." . We can appreciate the poet's myriad worries, similar to her "two streams in one boat, I'm afraid I can't afford many worries", which gives people infinite reverie. Throughout the article, the poet expressed his endless love for her husband with delicate and euphemistic brushstrokes, and expressed the artistic conception of the novel with ordinary and unremarkable words. This word is the best interpretation of Li Qingzhao's delicate and profound style, and it also makes Pruning Plums one of Li Qingzhao's representative works.