Introduction to Golden Flower;
Golden Flower is the masterpiece of Tagore, an Indian writer, poet and social activist. This poem is about an imagination ── "If I Become a Golden Flower", which gives rise to a magical imagination of "hide and seek" between a child and his mother, and constitutes an intriguing picture.
It depicts an innocent, lovely and slightly naughty child image, which implicitly and subtly expresses the deep feelings of children who love their mothers. This poem was incorporated into the textbook of grade seven in the unified textbook, which brought rich spiritual food to grade seven students and a new opportunity for teachers to interpret this poem.
The creative background of Jinhua:
"Golden Flower" is the representative work of Tagore's prose collection "Crescent Moon Collection" and his early works. Tagore's works in this period are often "more dreamy than realistic". He himself fantasizes about transforming the national character and society through moderate religious, philosophical, educational and moral means, so as to realize national autonomy.
Brief introduction of the author of Golden Flower and appreciation of his works;
About the author:
Robin Delanat? Tagore is an Indian writer, poet and social activist. Born into a noble family in Calcutta. 13 years old, can write long poems and compose poems. 1878 went to study in Britain, 1880 returned to China, specializing in literary activities. International universities were founded in the 1920s.
His works reflect the Indian people's strong desire to change their destiny under the oppression of imperialism and feudalism, and are full of patriotism and democratic spirit. At the same time, they have high artistic value and are deeply loved by the people. The main poetry collections are Gitanjali, Crescent Moon, Birds and Birthday.
Appreciation of works:
Golden Flower is short in length, but rich in connotation. It describes a hypothesis-"if I become a golden flower", which leads to imagination-a magical child and his mother "play hide and seek", forming an intriguing picture, showing affection and showing the beauty and sacredness of human nature. Such pictures can be viewed from various angles and try to find out various meanings.