Angle 1: From the perspective of language-the imagery (image-building), implication (meaning-expressing), conciseness (meaning-expressing), jumping (rhythm and imagination-association) and overall style of classical poetry language often become the points of the college entrance examination. From the optional point of view, grasp the role of keywords in expressing meaning from the point of view of refining words, and experience the "meaning" refined by poets. When appreciating poetry, we should pay special attention to verbs and adjectives as predicates, numerals, overlapping words, words expressing color and function words with strong pregnancy.
Angle 2: From the perspective of capturing images-what is an image? Joe said, "Poetry is largely one-sided." The creation of poetry is very subtle and concise. Poets' lyricism is often not the direct expression of feelings, nor the direct indoctrination of ideas, but the expression of one thing at a time. When writing about scenery, they express their feelings with scenery, and when singing about things, they express their feelings. The "scenery" and "things" written here are objective "images"; The "emotion" expressed by borrowing scenery and the "ambition" expressed by chanting things are both subjective "intentions"; The perfect combination of image and meaning is image. It is not only a portrayal of real life, but also the crystallization of the poet's aesthetic creation and the carrier of emotional thoughts, and it is the basic unit of poetry to express emotions and wishes.
There are two kinds of poems: one is to win with simple images and rich connotations; Another kind of image structure is rich and complex, which is dazzling at first glance, but it is not difficult to grasp its clear emotional context after careful chewing.
Angle 3: From the perspective of expression techniques-there are four main expression techniques used in poetry: narration, discussion, description and lyricism, among which description and lyricism are the focus of examination. Description methods include front description and side description (setting off, rendering, dynamic and static, point and surface combination); There are direct lyric (direct lyric) and indirect lyric (lyric by borrowing scenery or lyric by melting scenery)