[Reflections after reading nursery rhymes] Reflections after reading nursery rhymes. In the past few days, I read a book called "New Chinese Nursery Rhymes". As the name suggests, it contains all nursery rhymes. Thoughts after reading nursery rhymes. Over a period of time Through careful reading, I learned a lot about nursery rhymes:
First, the nursery rhymes are written very vividly, allowing you to directly visualize the scenes depicted in the nursery rhymes. For example, a sentence in "Woodpecker" "A sharp-billed woodpecker, standing on the tree looking for insects." First, the woodpecker is introduced through the description of its characteristics, and then the actions of the woodpecker are described. As soon as you finish reading this sentence, you can immediately think of a woodpecker in a tree. The scene of catching bugs on a big tree does not require any more speculation and association.
Secondly, the language used in nursery rhymes is very lively, lively and childish. "Thunder Song" is a good example. , its last sentence "Lei Gong and Lei Po held a meeting, it rained and thundered again." This kind of metaphor cannot be classified as mature and deep. And the previous words "rumbling, rumbling, dong dong dong dong," "thundering", The use of onomatopoeia such as "cracking" is also in line with children's lively and lively language characteristics. Therefore, I think this "Thunder Song" is a very typical good nursery rhyme.
Third, nursery rhymes all pay attention to rhyme. , it is catchy to read. For example, "The little bird stands on the branch, raises its head and spreads its voice to sing." This sentence was picked from "Little Bird and Green Leaves". Literally, the contrast is very neat, and it also reads very well in rhyme, and it is not awkward to pronounce. , very suitable for children to read.
After reading this book, I also tried to write a nursery rhyme, which can be regarded as my learning experience.
Childhood brings me It was endless fun, and of course it also brought me wonderful memories. During the summer vacation, I read a book called New Chinese Nursery Rhymes. There were many nice nursery rhymes in this book, and I fell in love with it as I read it. I am fascinated by this, and this reminds me of some nursery rhymes my mother and grandmothers told me when I was a child. When I was a child, I liked fairy tales very much, and of course I also liked nursery rhymes. As for nursery rhymes, I still have a say, because, elders They kept talking and singing in my ears with kind and pleasant voices all the time, singing those rhythmic and truthful nursery rhymes. For a while, I was fascinated by "Journey to the West", a TV series suitable for all ages. I was fascinated. My mother made up a nursery rhyme for me. I still vaguely remember that the content of the nursery rhyme is like this: "Tang Monk rides a horse and is followed by Sun Wukong. Sun Wukong runs fast..." "New China" Some of the nursery rhymes in "Nursery Rhymes" are also very nice. For example, in the nursery rhyme "Twelve Zodiac Songs", he adapted the twelve zodiac signs and vividly and vividly described the characteristics, shapes, and characteristics of the twelve animals. and appearance are reflected, and they are all easy-to-understand words. They are catchy to read and are really creative. If "Zodiac Song" is creative, then these nursery rhymes about it have some environmental significance. It kills two birds with one stone while not losing the childlike charm and at the same time encouraging everyone to plant more trees. I also recommended this book to my younger brother. He found it very interesting. He said: "He used to think that Chinese fairy tales were boring. Foreign fairy tales are interesting, but now it’s different after reading this book. He thinks Chinese nursery rhymes are just as good! "The new Chinese nursery rhymes are so beautiful, what do you think, students? I hope the student will write his name on it immediately, otherwise it will be really bad." I don’t know who wrote it. Other students should also remember to write their names. Extended reading
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