Section 1 expression
First, the way to express feelings
(A) direct lyric (direct expression of ideas)
(2) Indirect lyricism
1, borrowing scenery to express emotion
(1) Overview-Relationship between Emotion and Landscape
(2) The basic form of borrowing scenery to express emotion (scene blending):
(1) touching the scene (scene → emotion):
(2) knot feelings with scenes (feelings → scenes):
(3) Love the scenery:
(4) Affection in the landscape (heartless landscape):
(5) The scene is slightly in love:
(3) Four relationships between scenes and funeral music:
(1) Enjoy Syaraku.
(2) write sad scenes:
③ Set off sadness with joyful scenes.
(4) the scene of mourning for Syaraku.
2, borrow things to express feelings
(1) definition and examples
(2) The difference between expressing ambition by objects and expressing emotion by borrowing scenery:
(1) Lyricism through scenery is to express feelings through the description of scenery. Poets express implicit feelings in their poems, so they have joys and sorrows, but we will never regard this feeling as an idea.
(2) It is more important for a poet to express his heart, attitude and understanding of life through what he describes.
3, borrow things to express feelings (with allusions)
(3) Related categories of direct lyric and indirect lyric.
1, Aspect 2, Direct 3, Implicit 4, Empathy
Second, the way of description (front description and side description)
(1) Basic concepts:
(B) the focus of the exam
(3) Describe the proposition in a positive way.
1, combination of reality and reality
(1) definition (meaning of virtual reality)
(2) Three types of "virtual" content
(1) The world and dreams of immortals and ghosts.
(2) the scene of the deceased.
(3) the envisaged future.
(3) the function of the combination of reality and excess-"the combination of reality and excess"
On the contrary.
② Complement each other.
(4) "Virtual" and association and imagination
2, the combination of dynamic and static
(1) Basic concepts
(2) The common way-dynamic lining is static.
3. Point-surface combination
Step 4 describe the details
5, color rendering
6. Describe (observe) changes in perspective
7. Draw lines
8. Density
9, there are pictures in the poem:
Second, discuss
Three. Narrator