Poetry appreciation often includes two aspects:
The first is to appreciate the image, language and expression skills in ancient poetry;
The second is to evaluate the ideas of ancient poetry content and author’s opinions and attitudes.
The third is to consider the expression techniques of poetry, 1. express one's feelings directly 3. blend scenes 5. use allusions to express emotions 7. narrative expressiveness 2. borrow scenes to express emotions 4. support objects to express emotions
Answer steps
(1) Explain the specific meaning of the word in the poem, and analyze it in a specific context.
(2) Point out the use of overlapping sounds in this word.
(3) Expand association or imagination to describe the content or scene of the poem in which the word is located.
(4) Analyze what kind of scenery and artistic conception the word highlights, what kind of thoughts and feelings it expresses, what kind of character image it creates, and highlights the sense of rhythm (beauty of music), which enhances the expression effect.
The answer pattern for this type of question:
In this poem ( ) is a word with overlapping sounds. The meaning of this word is ( ), depicts the picture of ( ), highlights the artistic conception of ( ), expresses the emotion of ( ), uses overlapping words wonderfully, has a sense of rhythm (beautiful music), and enhances the expression effect.
Extended information:
Introduction to six common description techniques in ancient poetry:
Describing scenery is one of the common contents in ancient poetry. The author uses description Scenery can enhance the atmosphere, express emotions, deepen the center, and promote plot development. When we appreciate poetry, in addition to understanding the literal semantics and improving our ideological quality and aesthetic emotions, we must also pay attention to the form and technique of the poet's use of language to describe the scenery.
Description techniques are mainly divided into frontal description and side description. There are six common description appreciation angles:
(1) Side description - foil
(2) Various rhetorical techniques
(3) Positive description—combination of movement and stillness
(4) Positive description—combination of virtuality and reality
( 5) Frontal description—color rendering
(6) Frontal description—change in observation angle