The Chinese nation was once a great country of poetry. From the "Book of Songs" to "Chu Ci", from Tao Yuanming to the "Seven Sons of Jian'an", from Tang poetry to Song lyrics and Yuan opera, there have been climaxes one after another, and famous writers have appeared in large numbers, which are brilliant and dazzling. The poets open their eyes to the world, express their feelings for the world, wash away all things, cage all kinds of things, human feelings and physics, and observe the subtleties. They are drunk or awake, persistent or free and easy, depressed or elegant, uplifting or distant, with various styles. Famous through the ages. This is a precious legacy left to us by our predecessors. Critically absorbing and creatively inheriting these spiritual nutrients plays an irreplaceable role in nourishing temperament, cultivating the soul, and reshaping the national spirit. Reading poetry makes people smart..." Poetry nourishes people's character and sentiment and inspires people's spiritual wisdom with its profound and extensive ideological content, simple and jumping language form, and implicit and rich emotional world. To understand and use poetry, from the fertile field of literature and art Draw nutrients from it to serve your own lifelong learning and development. "Farewell to Cambridge" and Qu Yuan's poem "The road is long and we will go up and down to explore" all have the cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. The poet's great soul and immortal charisma include Qu Yuan's "Long breath to hide his tears, mourning the hardships of the people's life"; Tao Yuanming's "After being in a cage for a long time, he can return to nature"; Li Bai's "An Neng can destroy his eyebrows and bend his waist." The dignitaries make me unhappy"; Du Fu's "To the kings Yao and Shun, and then make the customs pure", Wang Wei's "Walking to a water-poor place and sitting down to watch the clouds rise", Su Shi's "One mist and rain is enough for the rest of my life"... ...so that students can't help but have "the passion for competition and the elimination of stinginess. A greedy man can be honest and a coward can be established"; "the desire of "...