The collection of poems about the grassland is as follows:
1. Chilechuan, at the foot of Yinshan Mountain. ——Slope Dun's "Chile Song".
Appreciation: This folk song outlines the magnificent and fertile scenery of the northern grasslands, and expresses the Chile people's passion for their hometown and life. It has a broad realm, majestic tone, clear language and strong artistic summary. . "Chilechuan, at the foot of Yinshan Mountain" tells the geographical location of Chilechuan. Yinshan is a large mountain that stretches outside the Great Wall. The grassland is set against the backdrop of Yinshan, giving people a majestic and majestic impression.
“The sky is like a dome, covering the four fields.” Looking around, the sky is like a huge dome tent that covers the entire prairie. "The sky is blue and the fields are vast." The sky is green and blue, and the grassland is boundless and vast.
2. The grass grows in the original land, and it dries up and flourishes every year. ——Bai Juyi's "Farewell to Fu De Gu Yuan Cao".
Appreciation: The poem is based on the three words "ancient original grass" in the title. How lush ("living") grass on the original land captures the vitality characteristics of "spring grass", which can be said to be detached from "spring grass grows luxuriantly" without leaving any trace, and provides a good idea for the following text. As far as "ancient original grass" is concerned, why not start with "Autumn Comes Deep Path" (Seng Guhuai's "Original Autumn Grass").
The whole article will be a different story. Wild grasses are annual plants that flourish in spring and wither in autumn, and the cycle continues year after year. "One year old and one withered prosperity" seems to mean nothing more than this. However, writing "Withering and Prosperity" is quite different from writing "Prosperity and Prosperity". If you do the latter, you are like autumn grass and cannot produce three or four good sentences.
The two characters "一" are overlapped to form a chant, which also creates an endless feeling. Three or four sentences are completed naturally.
3. The northern part of the city is far away, and the southern part of the city is hard to fight. ——Yang Jiong's "War in the South of the City".
Appreciation: The poem begins with a couplet, and the sentence explains the location of the war straight to the point, as if the painter's pen first wiped out a vast background beyond the Great Wall with a splash of ink.
The word "Liao" and the word "yuan" show the vastness of the northern part of the Great Wall, and also add a sense of space to the poem. The couplet is to the point, describing the war scene head-on, implying the tragic scene of "fighting in the south of the city, dying in the north of Guo, and dying in the wild without being buried alive". The poet's tearful summary is soaked in tears and blood, and the language is simple and sincere.