Interpretation of Shu Ting's To the Oak Tree

To the Oak Tree is the work of Shu Ting, one of the "Five Generals of the Misty School". Written in March 1977, it is the earliest love poem published after the Cultural Revolution. Prior to this, classical poetry mostly described women in love relationships with delicate images such as green vines wrapped around trees and flowers and leaves in the wind. The poet chose the two central images of "kapok" and "oak tree" in a unique way, showing the world the "great love" in the minds of a new generation of women-sharing the same roots, sharing joys and sorrows, and being dependent on cold and warm. The following are the reading questions of Shu Ting's To the Oak carefully arranged by me, which are for reference only and I hope to help you.

Read the following poem and complete the following questions (8 points)

Xiangting

If I love you-

Never show off on your high branches, like climbing Campbell;

If I love you-

Never imitate spoony birds,

Repeat monotonous songs for the shade;

It is not just like a fountain,

Send cool comfort all year round;

It is not only a dangerous mountain peak,

Increase your height,

Set off your dignity.

Even during the day.

Even spring rain.

No, these are not enough!

I must be a kapok beside you,

Standing with you as the image of a tree.

Roots, close to the ground,

Leaves, touching in the clouds.

Every time a gust of wind blows,

We all greet each other,

But no one,

Understand our words,

You have your copper branches and iron stems,

Like a knife, like a sword,

Like halberds,

I have my red flowers,

Like a heavy sigh,

Like a heroic torch,

We share cold waves, storms and lightning;

We enjoy the fog, the rainbow,

As if we were separated forever,

But they depend on each other all their lives,

This is great love,

Loyalty is here:

Not only love your strong body,

I also love your stand and the land under your feet.

1. Read the whole poem and summarize its theme.

2. What do the oak trees, Campbell flowers and spoony birds in the poem imply?

3. In the poem, use "never" when writing "Lingxiaohua" and "spoony bird" and "not only" when writing "spring", "dangerous peak", "sunshine" and "spring rain". Try to analyze the author's emotional changes, poetry reading appreciation questions and answers;

4. The following two mistakes in poetry appreciation are ()

A, oak, kapok and other plants in the poem are natural trees, without other meaning.

B To the Oak is not to the Oak in the general sense, but my lover.

C. the kapok tree in the poem is beautiful, but it is only a foil to the tall oak tree.

D. the love praised in the poem should be mutual respect and mutual affinity, while each maintains its own independent personality.

E To the Oak enthusiastically and frankly sings the poet's personality ideal, standing side by side, with the oak tree and kapok facing each other in an independent posture, which can be said to be a group of symbolic image poems with brand-new character in China's love poems. Comments on Shu Ting's To the Oak Tree.

Answer:

1, (2 points) Poetry denies the dependent love mode with vivid images, publicizes the personality spirit of women's self-esteem and self-improvement, and praises great love.

2.(2 points) Oak refers to men, while Camptotheca acuminata and spoony birds refer to women who lack independent personality.

3.(2 points) Use "never" to express the author's firm negation, and use "more than" because fountains and dangerous peaks can bring warmth and comfort to couples, but if they stop at some, women are still in a foil position, and women's independent personality has not yet appeared, so there must be negation in affirmation.

4.(2 points) (A )( C)