1, the field in my hometown
The fields in my hometown are green, and Man Cang is rich in rice every year.
The river is gurgling, the fish are swimming around, and the shepherd's flute is long.
2. Night in my hometown
The night in my hometown is quiet, and the stars shine on the moon.
The bamboo shadow is swaying and listening to the frog, and the childhood dream is hidden in my heart.
3. The mountain peaks in my hometown
The peaks in my hometown are misty, the pine forests are dense, and the birds are singing and the flowers are fragrant.
The mountain spring is sweet, everyone loves it, and the heart floats when climbing high.
4. Streets and alleys in my hometown
The streets and alleys in my hometown are full of ancient rhymes and towering old trees.
Hawking's voice travels thousands of miles, and the human touch warms people's hearts.
5. Spring in my hometown
In the spring of my hometown, flowers are blooming, green grass is blooming and bees are coming.
There is still hope for farming, and the spring breeze warms your face.
Skills of learning poetry:
1, pay attention to the rhythm and rhythm of poetry.
Poetry is a musical literary form, and its beauty lies in its ability to convey emotion and artistic conception through phonology and rhythm. When reading and appreciating poetry, paying attention to the rhythm and rhythm of poetry can help you appreciate the beauty of poetry better. Some poems will use rhetorical devices such as rhyme, flatness and repetition to enhance the beauty of phonology, which can highlight the emotion and theme of poetry. At the same time, by feeling the rhythm of poetry, we can better understand the emotions and artistic conception expressed by poetry.
2. Pay attention to the images and symbols of poetry.
Poetry usually uses images and symbols to express emotions and themes. Image refers to expressing emotions and artistic conception through image description, while symbol expresses abstract concepts or emotions through concrete things. When reading and appreciating poetry, paying attention to the images and symbols of poetry can help you better understand the connotation and significance of poetry. For example, some poems use images of animals, plants and weather to express emotions and themes, while some abstract concepts or emotions can be conveyed through concrete images or things.
3. Appreciate the background and cultural connotation of poetry.
Poetry is a form of cultural expression, which is usually influenced by the times and cultural background. When reading and appreciating poetry, knowing its background and cultural connotation can help you better understand the theme and emotion of poetry. For example, some poems may reflect the political, economic and social changes of their times, while some cultural connotations may be related to cultural traditions, beliefs and values at that time. Understanding these backgrounds and cultural connotations can help you better appreciate the beauty of poetry.