From the military Reading the answer, what is the gist of the poem From the Army ?

The poetry of the military line is: the first poem depicts the scene of homesickness and nostalgia in the frontier; The second poem describes the sorrow caused by the militia listening to optimistic dance music in the army; The third poem describes the desolate scene of the ancient battlefield, and writes that the general asked for the bones of the fallen soldiers to be buried, showing the general's love for the soldiers. The fourth poem expresses the unswerving noble spirit of the soldiers in defending the motherland.

The fifth poem describes the joy of the border guards who rushed to the front when they heard the news of the victory of the front troops in the first battle, reflecting the strong combat effectiveness of the Tang Army; The sixth poem describes the noisy general's desire to go to the border to kill the enemy and make meritorious contributions; The seventh poem mainly describes the landscape of the border fortress with mountains and bonfires. The artistic conception of the poem is desolate and generous, which fully demonstrates the atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty.

One of them is seven from the military march, and the fourth is a hundred feet west of the beacon city, and the dusk is alone in the sea breeze and autumn. Even more blowing the Qiang flute Guan Shanyue, there is no golden boudoir thousands of miles of sorrow.

Translation: On the west side of the beacon tower, there is a watchtower. At dusk, I sat alone on the watchtower, letting the autumn breeze from the lake ruffle my shirt. At this time, there was a sad sound of the Qiang flute, which played a tune, but the sound of the flute added to the longing for his wife thousands of miles away.

The second is to guess that the pipa dances and changes its voice, and it is always the old love of the mountain. The chaos and sorrow can't listen, and the high autumn moon shines on the Great Wall.

Translation: When the troops dance, the lute plays a new sound with it. No matter how it is renovated, hearing the tune of "Guan Shanyue" will always arouse the sadness of the border officers and soldiers.

The flurry of music is intertwined with homesickness, and the desire for reason is chaotic and endless. At this time, the autumn moon shines on the Great Wall.

The Qinghai Lake is covered with dark clouds, and the snow-capped mountains are bleak. The ancient city of Biansai, the Yumen Xiongguan, thousands of miles away, looking at each other from afar. Soldiers guarding the border, experienced in a hundred battles, armor worn through, undestructible ambition, not to defeat the invading enemy, vowing not to return to their hometown.

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From the military line Chen Yu The seaside wind blows the frozen mud cracks, and the sycamore leaves fall and the branches are broken.

The transverse flute heard no one, and the red flag went straight up to the snow of the Tianshan Mountains.

This is a rhyme quatrain written about the march in the wind and snow, and the whole poem is very magnificently written. The first and second sentences describe the environment that the soldiers faced was extremely harsh: the cold wind was blowing strongly at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains, the frozen mud on the lake ("seaside") was cracking, the leaves of the plane trees had been blown away, and the branches were broken by the strong wind.

Against this harsh background, the snow-capped mountains were reflected, and a high-pitched and loud flute sound was heard. The poet uses this flute sound to make people think that there are people here, and at the same time hide people, creating suspense with "no one is seen" - where does the flute sound from the wind come from? Thus naturally turning to the last sentence:

Looking for prestige, I saw that under the white snow of the Tianshan Mountains, a line of red flags was moving towards the peak. The red flag is not chaotic in the wind and snow, which has enough to see the spirit of the soldiers and soldiers, and the dynamic description of "straight up" makes the picture vibrant, and the high morale and indomitable spirit are all overflowing in this "straight up" word.

This poem is artistically good at contrasting and referencing. The description of the environment in the first and second sentences tries to highlight the harshness of the natural environment, and uses a strong atmosphere to reflect the fearless spiritual outlook of the soldiers and soldiers. Just imagine, if the army is marching under the conditions of beautiful wind and sunshine, clear mountains and clear waters, how can we see the high morale and strength?

To meet the needs of the atmosphere description, the rhyme is used in the rhyme, the first word, the second and fourth sentences rhyme, "crack", "fold", "snow" are all into the sound of "crumbs" rhyme, the end of the rhyme is the tip of the tongue, the sound is short, suitable for writing sad or strong poetry.

The atmosphere description of the first two sentences and the selection of rhyme have laid a good foundation for the expression of magnificent poetry. But after all, the contrast is a companion, and the key to the success or failure of the description lies in the subject.

Three and four sentences. The last two sentences are intended to write about people, but they are not written positively, let alone in harmony, but only draw out two things related to people - "transverse flute" and "red flag", which do not speak of people but are there. The use of this kind of referential technique not only saves pen and ink, but also enriches the artistic capacity of the work, and gives readers a broad space for imagination.

There are countless items in the army, and only the flute and the flag are written, not only because only the sound of the flute and the red flag will be found in the distance, but also because only these two things are the most sufficient to show the spirit of the marching soldiers. In terms of writing, write "the sound of the transverse flute" first, and then write "the red flag goes straight up", which is in line with the general habit that people's attention to things in the distance is often "sound first and then shape". Particularly ingenious is the embedding of the word "no one in sight".

Hearing the sound" and looking for people, looking for and "not seeing", thus forming the ups and downs of the literary situation, so that the moving scene of the last sentence is more obvious and bursts into people's eyes.

"From the Army" has both poetic and picturesque beauty, reckless mountains, red flags, white snow, red flags, quiet mountains, and moving flags, showing a magnificent wind and snow marching map.

The sun is dark, and the red flag constitutes a picture of what a side stopper.

There are a total of 19 songs in "From the Army".

From the Military March" - Chen Yu - Tang.

From the Military Line - Wang Hong - Tang.

From the Army" - Wang Shizhen - Ming.

From the Army" - Jiang Shanqing - Ming.

From the Military Rank" - Luo Bing Wang - Don.

From the Military Line - Liu Xiyi - Tang.

From the Army" - Cui Rong - Tang.

From the Military Line - Ming Yuqing - Sui.

From the Army" - Zhang Yuniang - Song.

From the Military March" - Dai Shulun - Don.

From the Army" - Li Xuan - Don.

From the Army" - Yuan Kai - Ming.

From the Army" - Yang Jiong - Tang.

From the Military March" - He Chao - Tang.

From the Military Line - Sun Rui - Song.

From the Military March" - Choi Kok Fu - Tang.

From the Military March" - Li Bai - Tang.

From the Army: Part II - Li Bai - Tang.

From the Military March" - Zou Denglong - Song.

The author of "From the Army" is the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Changling.

It is a famous Yuefu poem on the theme of Biansai.

Write about the determination of the soldiers on the border to kill the enemy and make meritorious contributions and the belief in victory. Starting from the scene of the border stopper, an extremely vast picture of the border scenery is drawn.

The military march is composed of a number of poems, showing the bloody and rigid atmosphere of the Tang Dynasty. Even if it is a hard war, it is magnificent; Even if it is an expedition, it is also refreshing and bright; Even if it is a heroic sacrifice, it will die without regrets. "The yellow sand wears gold armor in a hundred battles, and Loulan will not be returned if it is not broken.

and so on are famous sentences for the ages.

"From the Army" is the name of the "Ping Tune" of Yuefu in the Han Dynasty, and most of the content is written about the combat life of the army. Since the Tang Dynasty, Wang Changling and others have circulated poems in this name, expressing a kind of process and mood of scholars from Rong and conquering the border court, thus expressing the sense of mission and heroic feelings of making contributions to the country.

Then. The environment is harsh. The fighters were bitter. Besides, you look at the meaning of losing yourself. Isn't it enough to experience it?