Motherland, my dear motherland is beautiful in language.

Shu Ting is one of the representative poets of misty poetry. Her "Motherland, My Dear Motherland" was written in the first spring when China entered the new period of reform and opening up. To read this poem aloud, we must first understand the image connotation of "I" in the poem and clarify the relationship between "I" and the motherland. Secondly, it is necessary to correctly understand the meanings of many images in poems, and combine with reading other poems of Shu Ting after class to understand the characteristics of euphemistic twists and turns in Shu Ting's poems. There are four image group in this poem. Through their progressive combination, it not only expresses the development process of the motherland from suffering to rebirth, but also expresses sympathy for the younger generation with a special emotional process from confusion to deep thinking to boiling. Poetry first suppresses and then promotes, just like a multi-part symphony, showing a language rhythm from soothing to urgent, from low to high. The dignified emotion expressed by the novel image is the key point to appreciate the whole poem. In the first section, the poet traces the centuries-old history of poverty and backwardness of the motherland with deep sadness and euphemistic twists and turns. The poet summed up the long-term poverty and backwardness of the motherland with dense images such as "shabby old waterwheel" and "black miner's lamp" The second part describes the people's pain and hope. The motherland and people have not lost hope because of "poverty", but hope has been too slim for a long time, like the flowers in the sleeves of "flying", which are beautiful and attractive and have not yet fallen to the ground. The third section depicts the image of the motherland at a turning point in history with a set of images. The new motherland has stood on the "snow-white starting line". The fourth section once again emphasizes the inseparable relationship between "I" and the motherland. The "lost" and "contemplative" poet was full of blood, and she poured out her desire to devote herself to the motherland in heartfelt language. There is not a word in the whole poem, which is described by images and runs through with emotions. The selected image is concise, vivid, unique and appropriate, and every word is closely related to the described scene. Lyricism is not an unobstructed view, but pays great attention to its ups and downs, from sadness, low to joy, high, from excitement to deep, tangled with a variety of complex and dignified feelings such as sadness, anxiety, fierceness, disappointment and hope, sigh and pursuit, which embodies the poet's unique euphemistic, deep, soft and meaningful lyric personality.