The whole poem starts from "hearing and talking" and describes the strange cold scene and border scenery on the road to Luntai. It expresses the poet's high and heroic thoughts and feelings of dedicating himself to the national affairs regardless of the long and difficult journey. Today, the editor will bring you relevant information about Lintao's departure to Beiting. You are welcome to refer to it.
Original text of "I will go to Beiting to leave after leaving Lintao"
Tang Dynasty: Cen Shen
I heard that Luntai Road has seen snow flying year after year.
The spring breeze has not arrived, and the Han envoys should also be rare.
The white grass flows through Shule, and the green mountains pass through Wuwei.
King Qin dared to travel a long way and returned privately in his dream.
Exercise questions for "I will go to Beiting to leave after leaving Lintao"
1. Compared with "Bai Xuege Sends Judge Wu Back to the Capital", what is the difference in the angle of describing the scenery outside the Great Wall in this poem? ?Please give a brief analysis. (5 points)
Reference answer The scenery of the frontier fortress described in this poem was not seen by the author with his own eyes, but came from his imagination. It can be seen from the title that the author is on his way to the frontier fortress at this time; the word "heard and said" at the beginning also indicates that the following description is based on hearing.
The purpose of this question is to test the candidate’s ability to appreciate literary works. The ability level is D level.
Test question analysis: This question tests the candidate's ability to understand the content of the work and analyze the artistic techniques of the work. During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Cen Shen was the poet who wrote the most frontier poems and had the most outstanding achievements. Cen Shen's frontier fortress poems are rich in content, which can break through the traditional pattern of frontier fortress poetry creation and form another new development in the development of frontier fortress poetry. The poet's place of departure was Anxi and Beiting. This is the area reflected in the frontier poems. It was limited to the inside and outside of the Great Wall and expanded to the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains. The strange scenery and human customs of the deserts of the Western Regions appeared in the poems for the first time. And it became a powerful foil to express the heroic spirit and heroic spirit of leaving the fortress. "Baixuege Sends Magistrate Wu Back to the Capital" is Cen Shen's masterpiece of frontier fortress poems, and is also a recommended recitation piece in the "Chinese Curriculum Standards for Compulsory Education". This poem uses the poet's keen observation and romantic and unrestrained style to describe the magnificent scenery of the northwest frontier of the motherland, as well as the warm scene of the frontier fortress bidding farewell to the envoys returning to Beijing. In terms of scenery description, it writes about the beautiful snow scenery seen in the morning and the sudden coldness felt, as well as the majesty of the snow scenery during the day and the grand occasion of the farewell banquet. At this time, Cen Shen was the judge of the Beiting Protectorate, and the poem was written to bid farewell to his colleagues in Tingzhou, so the scenes described in the poem are all real-life.
But this is not the case with the poem "I will go to Beiting to leave after leaving Lintao" in the test question. From the title, we can know that the author was in Lintao at this time, which is now the eastern part of Gansu Province, about 100 meters away from the Beiting Protectorate. Tingzhou is still quite far away. Although the author has already had an experience of going out to the fortress before and has a certain knowledge of the border scenery, the scenery described in this pen cannot be based on what he has seen with his own eyes, but is based on his own experience. Considerable amount of imagination involved. Therefore, whether it is the difficult living environment where the spring breeze does not blow and the Han Dynasty envoys are rare, or the natural scenery of white grass and green mountains, it can only be obtained by combining the author's life experience and his rich imagination.
The word "heard and said" in the first sentence of the poem reveals that the description in the poem also comes from hearing, but if there is no Feng