What is the poetic eye of Ode to the Yellow River?

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Full text of the work:

Yellow river pine

Ah, friend!

With his heroism,

Vilen in Asia;

It shows the spirit of our nation:

Great and powerful!

Here, we are heading for the Yellow River.

Sing our hymn.

I stood on the top of a high mountain and watched the Yellow River roll eastward.

The surging waves set off a huge wave;

Turbid flow turns around and forms a zigzag chain;

From the foot of Kunlun Mountain to the edge of the Yellow Sea,

Split the Central Plains in two.

Ah! Yellow River!

You are the cradle of the Chinese nation!

Five thousand years of ancient culture,

Originated from you;

How many heroic stories,

Play by your side!

Ah! Yellow River! You are great and strong,

Like giants on the plains of Asia,

With your heroic physique,

Build a barrier for our country.

Ah! Yellow River!

You're pouring down, you're strong,

Extend thousands of iron arms to the north and south banks.

The great spirit of our nation,

Will grow under your cultivation!

Heroes and sons and daughters of our motherland,

Will learn from you,

As great and strong as you!

As great and strong as you! ?

Extended data:

Thoughts and feelings

By praising the Yellow River and our nation, the poet evokes the national pride and self-confidence of China people, inspires them to be "great and strong" like the Yellow River, and defends the Yellow River and China with heroism and strong determination.

language feature

Mainly short sentences, but also long sentences, read forcefully and rhythmically, accurately expressing the poet's strong feelings.

Brief introduction of the author

Guang William. J (19 13—2002), formerly known as Zhang Guangnian, is a modern poet and literary critic. People from Guanghua County, Hubei Province. Party member 1935 graduated from Chinese Department of Zhonghua University in Wuchang. Engaged in anti-Japanese and national salvation literary activities in his early years. Published works 65438 to 0936. 65438-0949 Join the Chinese Writers Association. He wrote a number of poems, such as the Yellow River chorus Flowers in May and Qu Yuan. His other representative works include Realism in Drama, Talks on Storm and Collection of Literary Debates.