The verses in I Love This Land express the poet s love for this land .

Because I love this land so much.

I love this land".

It expresses the author's unforgettable, unswerving greatest and deepest patriotic feelings, writes his sincere patriotic feelings, and shows the sincere love of the Suichong for the land of the motherland.

Original: I love this land.

Modern] Ai Qing.

If I were a bird, I should sing with a hoarse throat.

This was stormed.

The land that is being hit, this forever guesses the river of sorrow and anger that swells our sakura.

The unending blowing of the angry wind, and the incomparably gentle dawn that came from the woods.

Then I died, and even my feathers rotted in the ground.

Why do I always have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land so much.

1. Land: It is a portrayal of the land that is being bullied by the Japanese invaders.

2. River: The river on the land symbolizes the surging flow of grief and indignation that has been stagnant in the hearts of the people for a long time.

3. Wind: The wind blowing over the land symbolizes the anger in the hearts of the people against the atrocities of the invaders.

4. Dawn. It indicates that the dawn of the freedom of independence and independence, for which the people have fought and dedicated, will surely come to this land.

The river "is a metaphor for the suffering of the people; "Wind" is a metaphor for the people's rebellion; "Dawn" is a liberated area full of life.

The symbol of the Great War of National Liberation.

Land: A symbol of the vast land of the motherland that is suffering from devastation and endless suffering;

Rivers and winds: symbolize the indomitable, indomitable, and striving, revolutionary spirit of the Chinese people who are indignant and angry to save the land.

Dawn. Symbolizing light and hope, the author firmly believes that the people's turbulent struggle will usher in the dawn and usher in victory;

The author uses realistic and symbolic techniques to depict a set of distinctive poetic images, giving different symbolic and suggestive meanings to the earth, rivers, "dawn" and other images. However, the author also has an optimistic belief in the "dawn" of the motherland, which shows the poet's sincere and ardent patriotic heart.

Black river, black sky. Between black and black, sparse, dense, and without thousands of lights. Everything was silent, only the light side over there, the sound of iron, the sound of the boiling human market, constantly fanned out.

This poem uses metaphors to describe the social reality at that time, the country is in darkness, internal and external troubles, but it can't stop the people's desire for peace, everything is quietly fermenting.

Between thousands of lights, red and green police lights flickered on, and every second, it warned of the catastrophe of eternal calamity in the world. This poem expresses that people are already alert to the current social situation in the face of war, and people are wary of the impending disaster.

The black river, the black sky, between the black and the black, sparse, dense, without thousands of lights, look, over there is: the world that is always struggling. This poem writes that although society is still in darkness, people do not give up in the darkness, let the darkness spread, people are still fighting, fighting for the sake of light.

The poem was written in 1932 in the context of Ai Qing.

On the way home, the country was worried about internal and external troubles at that time, and the situation was urgent, in this case, Ai Qing wrote this poem, showing Ai Qing's thoughts of worrying about the country and the people.

"I Love This Land" reveals the main theme of the poem: "Why do I always have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land so much. This poem expresses the poet's sincere and ardent patriotic heart.

Original textIf I were a bird, I should also sing with a hoarse throat:

This storm-stricken land, this river of grief that forever rags with us, this angry wind that blows endlessly, and the ...... of the dawn that comes from the woods

Then I died, and even my feathers rotted in the ground.

Why do I always have tears in my eyes?

Because I love this land so much.

The verses that reveal the main thrust of the poem are:

Why do I always have tears in my eyes?

Because I love this land so much.

These two lines of true and simple poems express the eternal "land" complex in the poet's heart. From this, it is not difficult for us to conclude that Ai Qing's poems have a unique aesthetic imagery world.

A person carrying a large bucket of Master Kong's water climbed the east peak of Huashan, these are all things that my girlfriend promised to accompany me, and now I have completed them one by one. After that, I went to Changsha, a person quietly ate Changsha's famous stinky tofu, did not find the Linwu roast duck that died Peng's mouth, and lived in Jinggang Ancient Town with a big travel bag on his back, and the house was behind the Lujiang River, and the river breeze could be blown in the backyard of the house at night.

1.Write about the symbolism of the land, the river, the wind, and the dawn in the poem

Land: The storm hitting the land is a metaphor for the suffering of the motherland;

River, wind: the river of grief and indignation, the angry wind symbolizes the grief and anger of the people;

Dawn: The gentle dawn symbolizes the people's yearning and hope for light.

2.When the sentence in the poem directly expresses "I" love for this land: Why do I often have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land so much.

3.If I were a bird, I should also sing with a hoarse throat (metaphor) of this storm-stricken land, this river of grief that forever rags over us, this angry wind that blows endlessly, and the incomparably gentle dawn ...... from the woods(Ranking).

Why do I always have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land so much. (Question).