Describe poetry and painting, and answer it.

Question 1:(2 points) A: Late spring. (1 minute, just write "spring" without giving points) Typical image: residual red birds. (1, only write one, wi

Question 1:(2 points) A: Late spring. (1 minute, just write "spring" without giving points) Typical image: residual red birds. (1, only write one, without scoring)

Question 2: (4 points) A: The swallows in Picking Mulberry Seeds face the scenes of residual red, flying catkins, drizzle and other late spring seasons, (1 minute) expressing the poet's carefree mood of cherishing and hurting spring (1 minute); The swallows in Golden Gate are nowhere to be found in the face of their nests. (1) It shows the author's wandering feeling of homelessness or the grief of national mourning. ( 1)

Question 1:. The words "messy" and "flying catkins" write the posture of falling red and scattered all over the place, and the green willows hang obliquely in the spring breeze. The above sentences depict a clear and distant picture of late spring through the images of falling flowers, flying catkins and weeping willows. "After the flowers bloom" and "Residual Red" mean that it is late spring.

Question 2: After the flowers in "Picking Mulberry Seeds" wither, the ground is red, the catkins flying all over the sky are dazzling, and the spring scenery is fading. The breeze, sheng le, tourists and boat paintings all disappeared, leaving only Shuang Yan to go home, drizzling. Taking poetry as a word, the author makes the West Lake empty of the lonely realm in late spring, which is lovely and embodies the carefree mood of cherishing and hurting spring or the indifferent and leisurely mood.

When "Golden Gate" bloomed in spring, the swallows returned, which should have been "a pool that is not easy to live in, trying to merge into the nest. It is also carved beams and painted algae wells, and the soft language is uncertain. " (Shi Dazu's Spring Festival Society in Guo Yan, Shuang Shuang) But now it is "silent". Why? The reason is that "the old nest is nowhere to be found." Here, the swallow's lair is used as a metaphor for his former residence. Spring is still coming. People have nowhere to go, and the author is probably from the occupied area at that time, so he feels sad.