1. Background: Dahe Hard Rock, formerly known as Shi Zhimin, China poet, was born in 1977. He lived and worked in many cities, and this experience had a far-reaching impact on his poetry creation. His poems have won many awards and have been translated into many languages.
2. Poetic style: Dahe Hard Rock's poetic works are famous for their unique style and insight. His poems usually focus on nature, life and love, and show the beauty and truth of life through simple language and delicate description. His poetry works not only have profound cultural connotations, but also incorporate modern elements, showing unique artistic charm.
3. Masterpieces: The representative works of Dahe Stone include The Stone and riverdance. These works have won readers' love and appreciation with their unique perspectives and profound ideological connotations. Among them, Shi Zhi is a long narrative poem, which presents a unique world outlook and outlook on life through the description of a stone.
The method of poetry appreciation
1. Know the background knowledge: Before appreciating a poem, know some background knowledge, such as the author's life experience, creative style, theme of the work, etc. , will help to better understand the connotation and significance of this poem.
2. Language and image analysis: the language and image of poetry are important parts of poetry. Through the analysis of language and image, we can better understand the emotion and artistic conception expressed in poetry.
3. Pay attention to rhetorical devices: The commonly used rhetorical devices in poetry include metaphor, personification, parallelism and duality. These rhetorical devices are helpful to enhance the artistic effect and expressive force of poetry.
4. Appreciate the rhythm and rhythm of poetry and combine it with life experience: the rhythm and rhythm of poetry are important factors that constitute the musicality of poetry. By appreciating rhythm and rhythm, we can better appreciate the artistic charm of poetry. The emotion and artistic conception expressed in poetry are often related to the reader's life experience. Using one's own life experience to understand poetry can produce * * * singing and thinking.