Title 1: "Ten" highlights the greenness and vitality of the grass, (1 point) and complements the color of the robe, setting off the spring breeze of the young minister. (1 point) "Lao" describes the scene of mist in the evening and the late spring and twilight. (1 point) It expresses the poet's depressing mood of feeling sad about spring and old age, tired of wandering and longing for home. (1 point) (As long as the meaning is correct)
Small question 2: ① Embodying feelings in things: embodying the ambition and heroic demeanor of young people who have just entered the official career in the green grass; In official travel, the depressed mood of longing for home in late spring is embedded in the desolate decay of late spring grass. ②Contrast: The strong contrast between the vitality of the early spring grass and the desolate decay of the late spring grass implies the harm of spring. ③Contrast: The green and lovely spring grasses use the spring grasses everywhere to set off the spring breeze of the young minister. (4 points, just answer 2 questions. 2 points each for method confirmation and analysis explanation)
Small question 1:
Test question analysis: This type is for testing calligraphy. When analyzing the question, you can start from the following steps: ① Understand the meaning of the word in the sentence; ② See whether rhetorical techniques are used; ③ See what role the use of the word plays. Then understand it in conjunction with the specific context of the poem. For example, "tender" refers to the light and light color, which highlights the green and vibrant characteristics of the grass color. It uses the technique of foil to set off the spring breeze of the young minister. "Lao" in the text means late spring and late sunset. It describes the scene of misty late spring and late spring, which expresses the poet's depressed mood of lamenting the old age and being tired of wandering and thinking about home.
Small question 2:
Test question analysis: Some commonly used poetic expression techniques, such as imagination, association, analogy, symbol, foil, contrast, rendering, rhetorical techniques, borrowing scenes to express emotions, and setting off etc. When answering questions, you should read the words repeatedly, understand the artistic conception of the words as a whole, and find some key words to understand the techniques of expression. Ancient poetry is complex and diverse in terms of artistic expression techniques. In terms of lyrical methods, there are direct expressions of feelings and indirect expressions; indirect expressions mostly use scenes to express feelings, support objects to express aspirations, borrow allusions, use ancient metaphors to describe the present, etc.; in terms of expression techniques, they often use metaphor, contrast, symbolism, combination of virtual and real, dynamic and still Contrast, etc.; in addition, there are also the use of rhetorical techniques, such as metaphors and foil (use music to contrast sadness, sadness to music, static to describe movement, movement to describe stillness, desire to elevate before suppressing, desire to elevate before suppressing.) Answer the question When writing, it is necessary to analyze the expression techniques used in combination with the content of words and sentences and the specific context, such as embodying emotions in objects, contrasting, setting off and other expression techniques.