Poetry ***6 sections, the first to fifth sections are described separately, and the last section summarizes the whole poem. Among them, the first paragraph and the second paragraph are similar in structure, both of which are invitations to "listen to the sound of autumn", and then focus on the action of something, and then describe the sound vividly with onomatopoeia words.
Poetry has beautiful words and rich imagination. Onomatopoeic words "shuashua" and "concrete autumn sound"; "Tree rocker arm" makes us seem to see the pleasant autumn colors of yellow leaves flying; "Wild Goose Chasing White Clouds" shows the open scene of crisp autumn and wild geese flying south; "Autumn Wind Sweeping the Fields" presents a picture of a fragrant rice and a golden wind. Poetry depicts autumn scenery with sound, and the picture has dynamic aesthetic feeling, which highlights the charm and vitality of autumn.
The new words that this course requires to know can be learned with the help of the laws of pictophonetic characters. Some difficult words can be understood in the way you have learned. For example, the words "exhortation" and "ode" in the third section, let students try to talk about the meaning of the words first, and combine the imagination of sound development to further feel what the geese may exhort and what the autumn wind will sing, so as to understand the words.
Poetry comes from life. Poetry is the flash of the sea of life. If we separate poetry from life, we can't understand the essence of poetry. Many poems have emerged in ancient and modern China and abroad. "The scope of poetry is all life and nature; The poet looks at all kinds of things, and his views are as varied as thinkers' concepts of all kinds of things. " Where there is life, there is poetry singing. The field of poetry is as vast as life.
Characteristics of poetry
1, the content of poetry is the most concentrated reflection of social life.
2. Poetry is rich in emotion and imagination.
3. The poetic language is characterized by conciseness, image, harmonious tone and distinct rhythm.
4. In form, poetry is not based on sentences, but on behavior, and its branches are mainly based on rhythm rather than meaning.