Small question 1: Early spring? Late spring, feeling nostalgic about the passage of time, loving spring, cherishing the spring time, and enjoying the time in a hurry
Subject 1: "Red apricots" "Specially written about apricot flowers, the blooming of apricot flowers is used to set off the strong feeling of spring. The word "Nao" is personified to describe the brilliant spring scenery vividly and vividly.
Small question 1: Question analysis: The top line of "Magnolia" reads: "The east of the city gradually makes people feel that the scenery is beautiful, and the lake surface ripples like wrinkled yarn. , to welcome the arrival of tourist ships. The green poplars and weeping willows are covered with mist like light smoke, and the cold air of dawn is diffused everywhere. Only the red apricot flowers are blooming on the branches, and the spring is full, noisy like flames." Spring scenery paints a picture of early spring that is full of vitality and bright colors. It fully expresses the poet's cherishment of spring and cherishment of time. In "Huanxi Sand", the "flowers fall away" timely corresponds to the late spring, and the "lonely wandering" expresses the emotion of regretting the spring and cherishing the time.
Comment: Analyze that the two poems reflect the scene in that period of spring. Just analyze based on the description of the specific objects in the poem. To understand the poet's emotions, we need to combine the specific content of the poem with the author's writing background when he wrote the poem.
Small question 1: Question analysis: The word "noisy" personifies the red apricot and vividly reveals the liveliness and beauty of spring. It expresses the author's love for spring.
Comments: Analyzing the expression techniques of poetry is a common question type in poetry appreciation questions. So how to analyze it? Generally, it can be analyzed like this: (1) Accurately point out what technique was used; (2) ) Explain why this technique is used based on the poem; (3) Analyze what kind of emotion the poet conveys through this technique.