The Great Wall of Wan Li is full of lofty sentiments. Warships gallop on the vast battlefield, and the sea and the sky are at my mercy. Wind and cloud can see the real chapter, and iron and blood can cast brilliance. The bonfire never gives up, and the loyalty to the country takes the lead.
Knowledge expansion:
Seven-character rhythmic poetry is a form of ancient Chinese poetry, which is characterized by seven words and eight * * * sentences in each sentence, and the level of each sentence is arranged according to certain rules. Seven-character verse has a unique rhythm and aesthetic feeling, which is catchy to read and deeply loved by people.
The origin of seven-character poems can be traced back to the Southern and Northern Dynasties. By the Tang Dynasty, seven-character poems had been fully developed and prospered. There were both folk poets and court poets in the Tang Dynasty, such as Li Bai, Du Fu and Bai Juyi. The works of these poets were not only widely circulated at that time, but also became classics of later literature.
Seven-character poems are rich in content and can express the poet's thoughts and feelings about nature, society and history. Among them, seven-character poems describing natural scenery account for a large part.
These works often vividly show the natural scenery in front of readers through delicate descriptions and refined brushstrokes, such as "The mountains cover the daytime, the sea drains the golden river" in Wang Zhihuan's "Lusu" and "From the side of the ridge, the heights are different" in Su Shi's "Topic Xilin Wall".
Seven-character poems not only describe natural scenery, but also express the poet's feelings about history and life. These works often express the poet's thoughts on history and feelings about life through the description of historical events and characters. For example, in Du Fu's Spring Hope, "Although the country is divided, the mountains and rivers remain forever, and the vegetation turns green in spring", which expresses the poet's feelings about the rise and fall of the country; Lu You's Storm on November 4th expresses the poet's love for the country by saying, "I live in a lonely village, I don't feel sorry for myself, but I still think about protecting my family". .
Seven-character verse also has strict requirements in form. There are seven words in each sentence, and the leveling should conform to certain rules. For example, the first, second, fourth, fifth and seventh words of each sentence must rhyme, and the flat words should alternate with each other. This strict prosodic requirement makes the seven-character rhythmic poem have a unique prosodic aesthetic feeling, and also improves the artistic value of the poem.
In a word, the seven-character rhythmic poem is an important part of China's ancient literature, which has a unique rhythmic aesthetic feeling and profound ideological connotation. By studying and appreciating seven-character poems, we can better understand the essence of China culture and improve our literary accomplishment and cultural quality.