First, describe the scenery vividly.
In poems describing landscapes, poets often show us beautiful pictures or moving scenes with various expressive techniques. The role of overlap in this respect can not be ignored. Du Fu's quatrain "Looking for Flowers Alone by the River" (Huang Si's maiden is full of flowers, but thousands of flowers are low. In the last two sentences, butterflies dance from time to time, and Yinger chirps at home), using the reduplication of "from time to time" and "cha-cha". From time to time shows that butterflies dance among flowers because they love flowers, which implies the richness and brilliance of flowers in the dynamic description; "Chen Wenjing" means "harmony", and the verb "crow" is modified to describe the melodious singing of Jiao Ying, which gives people an immersive auditory enjoyment. At this point, a "spring scene" with a hundred flowers blooming and butterflies singing and dancing is vividly on the paper. This can not but be attributed to the author's clever use of reduplicated words.
George's "Jing Tian Sha Yi Time" (Ying Ying Chun Yanchun, Hua Liuhua Pearl Krabs, everything is charming and delicate, everyone stops) uses overlapping words throughout, depicting a picture of Yan Wu, Ying Ge, with flowers and beautiful women on a spring outing. The use of reduplication makes the number of images in the works increase sharply, which not only expands the artistic conception of the works, but also vividly makes the images of the works feel. Warbler plus warbler, swallow plus swallow, naturally become countless warbler swallows; Flowers and plants, willow shade, naturally become countless flowers and willows; People add people and things add things, and naturally they become countless people and things. In this way, it will naturally give readers unlimited imagination space, so that readers can enjoy this intoxicating beautiful spring scenery in imagination.
Second, the atmosphere is rendered, and the clouds are scattered.
"All scenery words are love words". In a specific situation, reduplicated words have the function of rendering atmosphere and setting off feelings. "Falling leaves are like waterfalls, and I see the long river rolling in" is a famous sentence in Du Fu's Ascending the Mountain. Among them, "rustling" describes the sound of fallen leaves in late autumn, and "rolling" describes the surging momentum of the Yangtze River. Leaves fall, which means a year will pass, which naturally makes people feel that time flies; Rolling along the Yangtze River is eternal, which means the universe is eternal. Under such circumstances, how can Fu, who is in his prime, feel nothing? Can his political ideal of "respecting the monarch's orders and then making the customs pure" be realized? The rustle of falling wood and the rolling trend of the Yangtze River all have the effect of helping the moon, which naturally induces the following two couplets-"I will come for three thousand miles." With the sadness of autumn, with my sorrow of a hundred years, I climbed this height alone. Bad luck has laid a bitter frost on my sideburns, and heartache and fatigue are a thick layer of dust in my wine, which expresses the sadness and the painful mood of wandering thousands of miles away.
Shi Xiaoyou's "Beautiful Eyes" describes the hatred of parting and the suffering of lovesickness. In the last film, the author wrote: "The gloomy clouds are light and the wind is light, the rain is rustling, and the evening returns to the DPRK. Don't come, you should, your eyebrows are reduced and your wrists are fragrant. " Among them, the first two sentences used four overlapping words: "light", writing gloomy sky; "Sasha Vujacic", write the sound of rain. How long will this foggy cold weather last? In the next sentence, the author gives the answer-"After Dusk": from evening to morning, from morning to evening, day after day, never ending. Then the author uses imagination to imagine that the other person has no intention of dressing up because he misses himself, which shows his endless lovesickness. At this point, it is not difficult to see that these two sentences, which seem to describe the scenery, are actually rendering the sad atmosphere and setting off the author's sad heart.
Third, express your heart and feelings.
"Poetry expressing ambition" and reduplication can better express the emotional world of the author or the protagonist in the work in a specific context. Meng Jiao's Ode to a Wanderer is an ode to maternal love. The author of the first four sentences wrote: "the thread in the hand of a kind mother makes clothes for her wayward son's body." She sewed carefully and repaired it thoroughly, fearing that it would delay his time to go home. " This is a story about a loving mother who was afraid that her son would never come back before the wanderer set out on the road. When sewing clothes, she sewed them carefully to make them stronger. "Secret" is about loving mother's care and concentration; "Delay" is about the worries and expectations of loving mothers. Thus, the mother's love and concern for her son is directly expressed through these two overlapping words, and at the same time, readers can feel the motherly feelings soaked in the dense stitches. What a loving mother sews in is maternal love, which is difficult to give up. Li Qingzhao's "Slow Whispering" is a model of the use of reduplicated words-the first three sentences of "looking and searching, lonely and lonely, sad and miserable" used seven reduplicated words in a row. These seven overlapping words are all born of emotion. Because the author was bored and wanted to find some comfort, he searched and searched, but found nothing. The result can only be a "cold and clear" situation. This made her fall into deeper sadness and could not be released. These seven overlapping words show the author's sadness of "how to get a sad word" vividly.
In a word, reduplicated words have unique artistic charm in classical poetry. When appreciating poetry, we can better understand the profound artistic conception of the work and appreciate the poet's rich feelings.