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What is the "sea" in the poem? The poet said, "It is a sea condensed with faith" and "a whole new world". In other words, "sea" refers to the ideal realm.

On the other side of the mountain is the sea, and this "mountain" is not a mountain, but countless mountains. Climbing a mountain is very difficult, and climbing countless mountains will make it even more difficult. That is to say, the realization of the ideal requires a lot of hardship.

On the one hand, because of the desire to realize the ideal as soon as possible, on the other hand, because of the underestimation of the arduousness of realizing the ideal, thinking that if you climb a mountain, you can see the sea and reach the ideal state, but this is not the case, and you will inevitably be disappointed and frustrated. "When I was a child, I used to lie at the window and wonder, "What's on the other side of the mountain?" "Longing for a new world on the other side of the mountain is a childhood reverie.

My mother told me, "Oh, is there a sea on the other side of the mountain?" That is to say, my mother pointed out the ideals and aroused my hopes, but after all, my childhood understanding was superficial, thinking that the other side of a mountain is the sea, and once I can't see the sea, I still see the mountain, so I am disappointed.

When he grew up, the poet realized that the "sea" that his mother said was the "sea" condensed by faith, and that the sea was far away, but it was not ethereal. Ideals and beliefs make people not afraid of long journeys and "summon up confidence again and again to move forward". The poet told people his life perception and firm belief that the journey towards the ideal is a long one, but as long as he persists in the struggle, the ideal will eventually be realized.

The poem expresses a belief and a philosophy. The poet takes the image of the mountains and the sea, uses the sea as a metaphor for ideals, uses the mountains as a metaphor for difficulties, and uses climbing mountains as a metaphor for hard work, the imagery is magnificent and the meaning is rich. The word "mountain" can refer to a mountain or countless mountains, and a new artistic conception is turned out from an artistic conception, and the poetry is advanced in the ups and downs, and the feelings are also ups and downs, giving people profound enlightenment.

"When I was a child, I used to lie at the window and wonder, "What's on the other side of the mountain?" "Longing for a new world on the other side of the mountain is a childhood reverie. My mother told me, "Oh, is there a sea on the other side of the mountain?" That is to say, Mother instructs.

The article is very well written!!

Wang Jiaxin at Heidegger's Cottage.

Wang Jiaxin. He used to use the pen names Beixin, Pound Jia, and was a professor of literature. His "On the Other Side of the Mountain" was included in the first volume of the seventh grade language book of the People's Education Publishing House.

Lesson 1 of Unit 1 (2010 Edition) Born in Danjiangkou, Hubei Province in 1957. In 1972, he entered Xiaochuan Middle School in Danjiangkou City, Hubei Province. After graduating from high school in 1974, he went to the countryside to work in the Xiaochuan Agrochemical Factory.

In 1978, he was admitted to the Department of Chinese of Wuhan University and began to publish poems while studying in college. After graduating in 1982, he was assigned to teach at Yunyang Normal College in Hubei Province. In 1983, he participated in the Youth Poetry Club organized by the poetry magazine.

In 1984, he wrote a group of poems "Chinese Painting" and "Yangtze River Group Poems", which attracted wide attention. In 1985, he was seconded to Beijing "Poetry Magazine" to work and published poetry collections "Farewell" and "Remembrance". In 1986, the style of poetry changed, became more dignified, and bid farewell to youth writing.

The representative works of this period include "Touch", "Landscape", "Premonition", etc., and the poem "The Encounter between Man and the World". In 1992, he went to the UK as a visiting scholar, returned to China in 1994, and later transferred to the Department of Chinese of Beijing Institute of Education as an associate professor. In 2006, he was appointed as a professor at the School of Liberal Arts, Renmin University of Chinese, offering courses in comparative studies of Chinese and Western modern poetry and creative writing.

On the Other Side of Rupai Mountain" is a poem written by Wang Jiaxin in 1979, when he was a student who had just arrived on the university campus from a remote mountainous area. "On the Other Side of the Mountain" originated from the author's childhood experience, and is related to his childhood frustration experience and the deepening perception and belief in this frustration. The yearning for the "sea" in the poem is actually the yearning and pursuit of the young generation who experienced the "Cultural Revolution" for their belief in life.

Perhaps the author wants to tell people that after experiencing difficulties (the mountain in the title), they will see hope.

Wrote about the author's longing for the other side of the mountain, and the constant search for that ideal sea.

Write to do things with perseverance. If you don't experience wind and rain, how can you see the rainbow, only if you are persevering and moving forward step by step, you may succeed. You must know that Paichayan, Qingyou insisted, and it may not be successful; Give up, you will fail.