The hedges are scattered all the way, and the flowers at the top of the trees are not shaded. The children hurried after Huang Die, but found no cauliflower.

The poem "Children are scrambling to catch up with Huang Die, but there is nowhere to be found in the cauliflower" depicts the excitement and joy of children chasing butterflies. Huang Die flies into the flowers and the children look around.

Original text:

The fence is sparse, a path leads to the distance, and the petals on the tree fall, but the shade has not yet formed.

The child ran quickly to catch the yellow butterfly, but the butterfly suddenly flew into the vegetable garden and could not be found again.

Translation:

The fence is sparse, a path leads to the distance, the petals on the tree are falling, and the new leaves have not yet formed a shade.

The child ran after the yellow butterfly quickly, but the butterfly flew into the cauliflower and could not be found again.

Precautions:

1. Fence: Fence.

2. Sparse: Sparse.

3. Path: Path.

4. Shade: Shade formed by dense leaves.

5. hurry: run.

Appreciate:

This is a poem describing the pastoral scenery in late spring, depicting a scene full of spring. The first two sentences, "The hedges are sparse all the way, and the trees are green and shady", point out the happy and naive background of children catching butterflies. There are sparse fences and deep paths on the map, and there are several trees beside the fence. Petals are falling from the branches, the tender leaves have not yet grown, and the spring is full. Fences and paths point out that this is the countryside; "New green is not cloudy" and "cauliflower" in the sentence indicate that it is late spring. In the last two sentences, "Children are scrambling to catch up with Huang Die, flying into cauliflower, nowhere to be found", crayons turn to the center of the picture, depicting the happy scene of children catching butterflies. "Catch up" and "catch up" mean to run fast and catch up quickly. These two verbs are very vivid, vividly depicting children's innocent and lively, curious and competitive manner and psychology. And "flying into cauliflower is nowhere to be found" will suddenly turn the moving lens into stillness. The word "nowhere to be found" leaves readers room for imagination and aftertaste, as if a child who is at a loss in the face of golden cauliflower emerges in front of him. The first two sentences about rural scenery are static descriptions; The last two sentences about children and butterflies are dynamic descriptions. In addition to the combination of static and dynamic writing, this poem also uses the technique of line drawing, which is natural and vivid. Yang Wanli, an honest official, was once hated by traitors. After being removed from office, he lived in a village for a long time. He is very familiar with rural life, and his description of nature is very touching and interesting.

This poem reflects the vitality of all things by describing the scenery at the turn of the four seasons in late spring and early summer. The scenery absorbed by the whole poem is extremely dull, and the activities of the characters depicted are also extremely ordinary. However, due to the combination of scenery and characters and the writing technique of alternating motion and static, it successfully depicts the quiet and natural, quiet and fresh early spring scenery in the countryside.

Creative background:

This poem was written by Song Guangzong Shaoxi in the third year (1 192). During his journey, the poet passed through the new town and stayed in an inn run by a man named Xu. The beautiful scenery of the countryside and the scenes of children playing deeply attracted him and aroused his interest in poetry.

About the author:

Yang Wanli (112710/October 29th-1June 2006 15), whose real name was Ting Xiu, was called. Jishui, Jizhou (now Tang Qiu Village, huangqiao town, Jishui County, Jiangxi Province). Famous poets and ministers in the Southern Song Dynasty, together with Lu You, You Mao and Fan Chengda, are called "Four Poets of Zhongxing". Scholars call Song Guangzong "Mr. Chengzhai" because he wrote the word "Chengzhai". Yang Wanli wrote more than 20,000 poems in his life, and 4,200 works were handed down from generation to generation. He is regarded as a generation of poets. He used simple language, fresh and natural, full of humor, and created a "sincere style". Most of Yang Wanli's poems describe natural scenery and are good at it. He also has many chapters reflecting people's sufferings and expressing patriotic feelings. He is the author of Zhai Chengji and so on.