Question 1: It doesn't rain on sunny days and it doesn't frost in summer. The wind blows the old trees, and the sound is like rain; The moon shines on the flat beach as if it were frost. With the help of association and imagination, these two sentences vividly write the cool and beautiful scenery of summer night with novel metaphors, and the artistic conception is very high.
Question 2: Example 1: The word "Xi" dominates the whole poem. The first couplet is about the sky and the sea, the mountains and rivers are wide and long, all of which are the scenery in "dusk". Couplets write "lights" and "Milky Way", necklaces write that the wind blows ancient trees and the moon shines on the sand. These landscapes are shrouded in the word "evening". It is precisely because the "evening" Jiang Lou can cool off the heat, so the author sends an invitation to his friends at the end of the article, responding to the word "inviting guests" in the title.
Example 2: The word "Wang" dominates the whole poem. The first pair of couplets is a vision, grand and lofty; The close-up of couplets, the lights of thousands of households and the flashing of the Milky Way reflected in the water are all overlooking scenes; Neck couplets say from top to bottom that the wind blows old trees and the moon shines flat sand; Tail couplet is the feeling of "looking east", inviting friends.
Question 1:
Test analysis: This test examines the appreciation of poetry expression skills. When answering questions, you should be clear about the rhetorical devices used in the poem and where they are reflected. Because it doesn't rain on sunny days and it doesn't frost on summer nights, we can know that "rain on sunny days" and "frost on summer nights" are metaphors; "Rain" is caused by "old trees blown by the wind" and "frost" is caused by "the moon shining on the sand".
Question 2:
Analysis of test questions: After reading this poem, it is not difficult to see that the first three parts of this poem describe the scenery and the latter part is lyrical. The first couplet is about the sea, the sky, the mountains and the Sichuan, and it is overlooking, looking up and overlooking; The couplets are about the lights in the city and the Milky Way in the water, and the necklaces are about ancient trees and flat sand. These two couplets are close-ups and top views. The scenery written in the above triple is all seen in hope, all in the evening (evening). The inspiration of couplets comes from the expected "night" scene, and friends are invited to "cool off" here. When answering questions, you should first express your own views, and then make a simple analysis of each couplet in the whole poem, pointing out the relationship between each couplet and "Wang" or "Wang".