Original text:
Turn it over.
Alas, I can't sleep.
The sea of that place,
Are there really as many colors as the teacher said?
hand over ...
Alas, I can't sleep.
The clouds in that place,
Is it really as white and soft as students say?
Turn it over ... Turn it over. ...
Alas, when is the dawn? ?
There is a punctuation mark "-"after "alas", which is called a dash. This dash indicates the prolongation of sound. When we read Alas, we should lengthen our voice, so as to better express the author's anxiety and helplessness.
The text "Hiking Tomorrow" is about a child who is going hiking the next day and is too excited to sleep. The poem is simple and easy to understand, and the author's mood is an experience that almost every child has had.
Extended data
Fang Suzhen, the author of Hiking Tomorrow, is a senior children's literature writer in Taiwan Province Province, China. He has been engaged in the creation and translation of children's poems, fairy tales and picture books for a long time, as well as the compilation of Chinese textbooks.
He has served as the chairman of the Children's Literature Research Association on both sides of the Taiwan Straits, the editorial board of Kangxuan Textbook, the consultant of the Chinese Department of Hong Kong Education Press, and the consultant of the Picture Book Reading Center of the Preschool Education College of Capital Normal University. His masterpiece is "I have a friendship to rent".
Fang Suzhen, born in Yilan, Taiwan Province, 1957, graduated from the Department of Educational Psychology of Fu Jen Catholic University. He likes traveling and reading picture books. He has won the first prize of children's poetry in Taiwan Province Hongjianquan Children's Literature Award and the first prize of fairy tale in Moody's Award for Children's Literature in Mandarin Daily. He is currently the chairman of the Cross-Strait Children's Literature Research Association.
He has written Happy Birthday to You, Mom's Heart, Mom's Tree, Yeah, Fat Stone, Monster's Dictionary is Difficult, and Elf's Flying Dream, etc. And translated and wrote more than 70 picture books.