Qin Yuan Chun Xue is a word created by Mao Zedong. The first part of the poem describes the magnificent snow scene in the north, stretching for thousands of miles, showing the magnificent and broad-minded artistic conception and expressing the poet's love for the magnificent rivers and mountains of the motherland. The next part discusses lyricism, focuses on historical figures, praises contemporary heroes, and expresses the lofty desire of the proletariat to be truly masters of the country.
Matters needing attention in Qinyuan Chun Xue's recitation:
1, clear pronunciation: When reciting "Qin Yuan Chun Xue", make sure that every word is clearly pronounced to avoid ambiguity. Pay special attention to the rhymes in poems, such as "chan (Exhibition), an (Cold), ian (Edge), ue (Moon)" and so on. , and make it full and round.
2. Strong sense of rhythm: Qinyuanchun Snow is the rhythm poem of the richest man, and each word has its own unique rhythm and rhythm. When reciting, we should grasp the overall rhythm and arrange pauses according to the meaning and emotional trend of the poem. For example, "Northland/Scenery/Thousand Miles/Frozen/,Wan Li/Snow/",such a pause can better reflect the rhythm of poetry.
3. Express emotions: When reading "Spring and Snow in Qinyuan", we should deeply understand the emotions expressed in the poem and try to figure out the author's intention. For example, the poem "I want to fight with God" expresses the poet's admiration for the Red Army soldiers, which should be fully expressed when reading. At the same time, we should pay attention to convey different emotional colors in poetry through the change of pronunciation and intonation.
The method of expressing the poet's lofty sentiments and ambitions in recitation
1. Deeply understand the poet's feelings and intentions: Before reciting the spring snow in Qinyuan, we should deeply understand the poet's feelings and intentions. Understand the poet's admiration for the Red Army soldiers, his love for the motherland and his firm belief in the future. Only by deeply understanding these feelings and intentions can we accurately convey the poet's lofty sentiments and ambitions in recitation.
2. Use a strong voice and breath: When reciting, use a strong and loud voice so that every word can be clearly conveyed to the audience. At the same time, we should master the use of breath, and enhance the appeal of sound through deep breathing and appropriate pause.