The main content of "Mountain Fog":
This is a poem about fog, expressing cheerfulness, liveliness and naughtiness in a child's tone. In the morning, the fog came out, but the poem was written like a playful child running in the valley early in the morning. The sun came out, the fog receded, and dewdrops formed in response to the mountain fog. When they were tired from running around in the mountain fog, they settled down in the mountains. Look, the string of crystal dewdrops on the green leaves is the sweat shining in the sun.
After the sun finally came out, the fog disappeared and little flowers appeared! Overall, this song is personified, using a child's voice to describe the entire process from the appearance of the fog to its disappearance!
Extended information:
Author introduction:
Huang Zhong was born in Nanhai, Guangdong in the Ming Dynasty, with the courtesy name Zihe. He became a Jinshi in the ninth year of Hongzhi. He was appointed as the head of the household department in Nanjing and was responsible for supervising the warehouses in the north of the Yangtze River. He investigated the encroachments over the years and obtained more than 100,000 shi of millet. He was a member of the Ministry of Finance, Wai Lang, the prefect of Huzhou, and participated in politics in Shanxi and Guangxi. He supervised grain and strictly enforced the law and punished traitors, and the territory was solemn. Later, he promoted Yunnan and made political achievements in the town of Huguang. He was promoted to the right minister of the Ministry of War. He died as an official at the age of eighty. There are "Haiyu", "Juzhou Collection" and so on.
Appreciation:
"Mountain Fog" is a reading text in the first issue of the second grade Chinese language in the Western Normal Edition primary school. It is a children's prose, using anthropomorphic techniques, treating Shanwu as a naughty and cute doll, allowing Shanwu to enter the lives of children. Shanwu is also as playful as children, drilling and running around everywhere, how cute it is. Ah!
The text uses childlike language to vividly and vividly show the whole process of mountain fog gradually rising from the bottom of the mountain in the early morning, spreading in the mountain forest, and turning into dewdrops after the sun comes out. . Let students understand the characteristics of mountain fog, feel the beauty of nature, and inspire students to love nature.
Ancient Poetry and Prose Network-"Mountain Fog"