Questioning method
Do you think a word or sentence in the poem is well written? Why?
(2) From one or two sentences, find a word that best reflects the poet's feelings.
Some versions of a word in a sentence of this poem are used as a word. Which of these two words do you think is better? Why?
(4) What is the function of words in expression?
Answer hint: the ancients often pursued a vivid word when writing poems. To design this kind of question type, we need to taste the beauty of the words tempered by these ancients. You can't answer the questions word for word, but you should put them back in the sentence and analyze them with the artistic conception, theme and poet's feelings of the whole poem.
Key points:
(1) definitely "good" or which is better;
(2) Explain the semantic or linguistic meaning of the word in the sentence;
(3) Expand association and imagination, and restore the word you think is "good" to the scene described in the sentence;
Point out what feelings the word expresses or what artistic conception it sets off.