Appreciation of Yao Tao and Yao Tao's Book of Songs

This poem is selected from the Book of Songs "National Style? Nan Zhou is a poem sung by women when they get married. I sang a woman's hope and expectation for married life when she got married, and compared the happiness of married life with the lush branches and leaves of peach trees and numerous fruits. This Yao Tao appreciation is collected and sorted by the editors of the College Entrance Examination Network. I hope you like it!

Yao Tao

Peach blossoms are in full bloom, colorful and fiery red. The girl is going to get married and be happy at her husband's house.

The peach died with a flaw (F? N) actually. The girl is going to get married, and the heir who gave birth early is going to make a fortune.

When the peach dies, its Stand Ye comes. The girl is getting married, and Comix is in harmony.

Explanation of words:

Yaoyao: Peach blossoms are in full bloom.

Flower: the ancient Chinese character of flower.

Son: This girl.

Yugui: Married. In ancient times, the husband's family was regarded as a woman's destination, so it was called? Return? .

Demonstrative pronoun

Priest: It looks lush.

Burning: Flowers are as bright as fire.

Appropriateness: harmony and goodwill. Vernacular translation:

Lush peach trees have tender buds and bright pink flowers.

The girl's marriage will surely bring a happy family.

Peach trees are flourishing, and peaches are fat and big.

The girl's marriage will certainly bring happiness to her family.

Peach trees are flourishing, with lush foliage.

The girl's marriage will definitely make her family happy. Yao Tao appreciates:

Yao Tao, from The Book of Songs, is a classical dance in the Han and Tang Dynasties, full of the dreamy atmosphere of a girl to be married? Nan Zhou? Yao Tao, the whole dance is permeated with the breath of youth, and the graceful posture of the dancers creates a girl image like a small peach tree for the ugly audience. The girls danced lightly, like peaches, and the whole dance was full of exultation and joy.

"Yao Tao" belongs to the classical dance of Han and Tang Dynasties, which means the way girls get married. The image created in the poem is very active. Take the peach blossom, such as the beauty of a girl. After watching this dance, you can't help but see a girl image as bright as a peach blossom and full of youth as a small peach tree. Starting with peaches, followed by flowers, ugly, such as leaves, is extremely organized: from flowering to ugly, and then never seeing Ye Sheng; The poetry of metaphor has gradually changed, conforming to the development of peach blossom and naturally merging into one.

In Peach Blossom, the dancers are dressed in pink, and their pink faces are like peach blossoms in full bloom in spring. They are colorful and lovable. And their shy eyes and coquetry eyes cover their faces in real time from time to time, enriching and implying the nostalgia and shyness of the girl to be married. In the dance, after they danced in a vertical row, they jumped around one by one, implying innocence and liveliness. In an instant, a group of lively and shy girls were vividly hinted. "Yao Tao" makes people feel the charm infection that belongs only to girls, just like the peach blossom in full bloom in April, which makes people smell the breath of spring in the dance.

In the process of appreciating Yao Tao, I also found that they opened their sleeves and lowered their heads several times. I realized that these two movements were only symbolic movements of the Han and Tang classical dances. ? Bow your head? This action implies that in the artistic dance with the theme of dancing sleeves and bending the waist, we should pay attention to the transformation of waist technique and sleeve style, and show the dance charm with soft waist technique. Perform high-spirited pride with fast-paced skills at any time, but its timbre is beautiful, light and smart, bright and beautiful, and less depressed and depressed.

When the dancers bowed their heads, the smiles of the girls were vividly portrayed, which reminded me of the famous sentence in The Book of Songs:? Soft, skin solidified? A cicada's head is a moth's eyebrow, with a clever smile and beautiful eyes. ? Perhaps the beauty of the dancer is not peerless, but in this dance, I appreciate this charm.

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