Question 1: Contrast (or "setting off") skills. (1) The poet was boating in the middle of the river, but he didn't meet a famous mountain. He stopped at Xunyang and saw the censer peak of Lushan Mountain, which made the censer peak stand out from the crowd, which was incredible. (1) It expresses the poet's surprise and longing (1).
Question 2: Poets read and admire the far public biography. But now he is moored in Xunyang and only hears the bell. Although it is close to Torinji, it is difficult to find a master (1). It expresses the poet's longing for seclusion (1) and frustration (or "melancholy", "loss" and "loneliness"). ) the missing master (1).
Question 1:
Analysis of test questions: This question examines the understanding of artistic techniques. "There are no famous mountains" is obviously a foreshadowing for the poet. It is easy to think that these two techniques can be set off or compared when trying to make it clear that "the boat sweats and the incense burner peaks in the country". When answering similar questions, we should first clarify the skills, and then make a brief analysis of the sentences. When analyzing, we should accurately understand the thoughts and feelings contained between the lines. It is easy to ignore the generalization of thoughts and feelings when answering such questions, and the standardization of answering questions needs to be strengthened.
Question 2:
Analysis of test questions: Reading "Reading from afar, never forgetting the dust" can taste the feeling of seclusion, and the word "empty" in the sentence "Sunset Kong Wen Bell" can taste the feeling of not being an expert.