Let's Go to See the Sea is a children's poem written by the poet Jin Bo, which is suitable for reading. The whole poem runs through the call of "Let's go to see the sea" and is full of emotions. Going to see the sea is not only the yearning and pursuit for the sea, but also the expectation and enlightenment for life. The inspiration of the sea is various: the sea is eclectic and broad-minded; The ocean contains wealth, which is an inexhaustible treasure house; The sea is full of fresh life, and it will never stop breathing ... Reading this poem, we should guide students to carefully understand the thoughts and feelings of loving the sea expressed between the lines in the poem, and realize the enlightenment from the sea.
Qiu Si is a poem by Zhang Ji, a famous poet in Tang Dynasty. Zhang Ji (about 767 ~ 830) was a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The word Wenchang, Han nationality, is from Wujiang (now Hexian County, Anhui Province) and looks at Suzhou Wu (now Suzhou, Jiangsu Province) 1. His ancestors moved to Hezhou, and later he was from Wujiang (now Wujiang Town, Hexian County, Anhui Province). The world calls it "Zhang Shuibu" and "Zhang". Zhang Ji's Yuefu Poems are as famous as Wang Jian's Yuefu Poems, also known as "Zhang Wang Yuefu". Famous poems include Song of Xia Sai, Complaining for Women, Song of Picking Lotus and Song of Jiangnan. 1 textual research on Zhang Ji's native place holds that Han Yu's "Zhang Ji is in Wu Jun" refers to his view of the county, and quotes historical biography materials such as New Tang Book Zhang Jichuan, Chronicle of Tang Poems, and Ji Sheng in the Middle of the Earth to refute the Suzhou theory and determine that Zhang Ji is from Wujiang.
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