2. The last sentence of the poem: "I am a breeze, I want to go to the wide world" means: I have lofty ideals, and I have my dreams. My dream will come true eventually, because this country is getting better and better because of its progress.
I want to be a breeze,
Fly to Tiananmen Square at dawn.
There, our national flag is being raised in Ran Ran.
I spread my arms and gently waved the national flag to make it fly high in the clear sky.
I want to be a breeze,
Say hello to the pigeons in the distance and ask them to fly into the blue sky.
I blew the pigeon whistle to make the sky ring beautiful music.
I acted as a guide for white doves and took them flying around the national flag.
I tell every pigeon:
No matter how far you fly, when you see the national flag, you will find your home.
1. Look up Chinese characters in the dictionary.
Look up the word "ran" with the radical search method, and then look up the picture. "Ran" has the following explanations in the dictionary: ① the edge of tortoise shell; 2 slowly; ③ Last name. The "Ran Ran" in the article should be interpreted in the first way.
2. Read the passage and find the "friends" of the following words.
Raise the flag of the sky.
The music of white dove
3. Rewrite the sentence as required.
(1) I would like to turn into a breeze and fly to Tiananmen Square at dawn. (imitating sentences)
Our national flag was raised in Ran Ran. (abbreviated sentence)
The last sentence of the poem is: "I tell every pigeon that no matter how far you fly, when you see the national flag, you will find your home." If it were you, what would you say to each pigeon?
I will tell every pigeon:
5. What kind of thoughts and feelings does this poem express? ( )
A. Love the white dove B. Want to be a breeze C. Love the motherland