Ode to the Yellow River is divided into two parts, namely recitation and lyrics.
1. The content of the recital, at the beginning, clearly states the theme of "praising the Yellow River" and writes about the strong beauty of the Yellow River. The lyrics are divided into two parts: the main part and the end. Through "looking at the Yellow River" and "praising the Yellow River", it expresses the love and praise for the Yellow River and the Chinese nation. This is the prelude to the poem. The author uses the technique of calling out to directly call the readers " Friends", praising the greatness and strength of the Chinese nation. Doing so can greatly enhance the appeal and arouse the readers' excitement.
2. Lyric content: Describe the image and momentum of the Yellow River, lead the three sections of the Yellow River headed by "Ah! Yellow River!", and write about the Yellow River that nurtures the Chinese nation and the Yellow River that protects the Chinese nation. , the Yellow River that inspires the Chinese nation. It also writes about the greatness and strength of the Chinese people, praising the Yellow River and learning from the Yellow River.
Overview of the work
In "Ode to the Yellow River", the poet uses symbolic techniques to praise the Yellow River on the surface, but in fact he is praising our nation, inspiring the Chinese people to be as "great and strong" as the Yellow River, and to Heroic spirit and strong determination to defend the Yellow River and defend China. Her melody is passionate, the music is magnificent, the momentum is majestic, the enthusiasm is deep, and it is full of strong impact and shock. It shows the unruly blood of the Yellow River and the heroic spirit of the Chinese nation, and praises the majesty of the Yellow River and its long history.
Introduction to the lyricist
Guang Weiran (1913-2002), formerly known as Zhang Guangnian, is a modern poet and literary critic. A native of Guanghua County, Hubei Province. A member of the Communist Party of China, he graduated from the Chinese Department of Wuchang Zhonghua University in 1935. In his early years, he was engaged in anti-Japanese and national salvation literary and artistic activities. In August 1935, he composed the lyrics of "Flowers of May". Began publishing works in 1936. Joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1949.
He is the author of the lyrics "Flowers of May", the poetry collection "Yellow River Cantata", and the essay collections "Wind and Rain Literary Talk", "Youth Literary Talk", "Selected Dramas of the Light", "Jianghai Diary", "Xiangyang Diary", "Chronicle of the Rejuvenation of the Literary Circle", "Poetic Presence of Light" and a collection of poems, thesis "Socialist Literature in the New Era is Making Great Strides", etc. Born on November 1, 1913, died at 16:15 on January 28, 2002.