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The first two sentences of "Childish Ice Ink" are "Childish gold basin takes off the ice, and the colored silk is worn as a silver cymbal".

Meaning: In the early morning, a childish child takes off the ice cubes that are frozen on the plate at night and wears them as a percussion instrument with colored threads.

Starting from the psychological characteristics of children's childish playfulness, "Childish Ice" depicts a childish and poetic scene of "de-icing and playing" for us, showing the naughty and cute characteristics of children, and expressing the poet's love for children.

Appreciation: 1. The first two sentences portray an innocent and happy child image through the description of a series of actions of children. The word "off" is expressive, and it is written that the child takes ice.

2. The last two sentences write that when the child is having fun, the ice suddenly falls to the ground, making a sound like glass breaking. The phrase "suddenly the sound of glass shattering" makes us seem to hear the crisp voice and see the child's disappointed expression.

The poem describes the child's love for ice from three aspects: in terms of shape and color, the "gold" plate and "color" silk wear the "silver" ice; In terms of form, the ice coming out of the "golden plate" is like a "silver zheng"; In terms of sound, there is not only the high-pitched sound of "jade chime piercing through the forest", but also the crispness of "the sound of glass breaking the ground". It is tangible, colorful, and sound, vividly expressing the infinite fun of children making ice.

The childish child takes off the ice cubes that freeze in the pangs at night and threads them as a percussion instrument.

The last two sentences are: Knocking into a jade chime through the forest, suddenly making the sound of glass shattering.

Meaning. There was a loud bang through the woods, and only one sound was heard, and the children smashed it.

Notes: 1. [Dawn Ice] refers to children getting up in the morning to pull ice from a copper basin that has formed solid ice.

2. [Zheng] refers to a musical instrument in ancient times.

3. [Glass (Cerium)] refers to a kind of natural jade in ancient times, also called water jade, not the current glass.

4. [childish] refers to a young child.

Poetic: In the early morning, children chisel down the frozen ice in the copper (gold) basin and thread it with the silk thread they bring to it as a dangzheng (the name of an ancient musical instrument). There was a loud bang through the woods, and only one sound was heard, and the children smashed it.

Appreciation: The water in the copper basin is frozen and the children get up in the morning and pull it out of the basin. This poem is about a winter children's play:

A large piece of ice is struck with colored threads and struck as a gong, and the sound is clearer and louder. Suddenly, the ice gong smashed to the ground, making a sound of breaking glass. The poem is written fresh and bright, and the joy and disappointment of the childish child are vivid.

Knocking into a jade chime through the forest, suddenly making the sound of glass breaking to the ground. The literal meaning of these two lines of poetry is: (the child) gently knocks on the ice and makes a sound through the forest, and while the viewer is fascinated by the sound of passing through the forest, suddenly he hears another sound - the ice falls to the ground, making a sound like glass breaking.

Original text: Childish children make balance yard ice.

Yang Wanli Song Dynasty

The child's golden basin takes off the ice, and the colored silk wears it as a silver cymbal. (Silver cymbal: silver zheng) knocked into a jade chime.

The sound of passing through the forest suddenly made the sound of glass shattering. Translation:

When children get up in the morning, they take off the ice cubes frozen in the copper basin and thread them with colored threads.

The sound of the hammer passed through the woods like a jade chime, and suddenly the ice gong smashed to the ground, making a sound like the jade breaking.

"Childish Ice" Southern Song Dynasty: Yang Wanli.

The child's golden basin takes off the ice, and the colored silk is worn as a silver zheng.

Knocking into a jade chime through the forest, suddenly making the sound of glass breaking to the ground.

Translation: In the early morning, a childish child takes off the ice cubes that have been frozen in the plate at night and holds them in his hands.

The sound of gently hitting the ice through the forest was heard, and suddenly I heard another one, and the sound of the ice falling to the ground was like glass breaking.

Extended Materials. 1. Creative background.

This poem was written in the spring of the sixth year of Chunxi (1179) of Song Xiaozong, and Yang Pai Gao Wanli was in Changzhou at that time. It is the custom of ancient times to hit the spring ox with the ruler of the object, and the day before the beginning of spring, the earth ox is used to beat the spring to show the spring and persuade the farmers. Cattle are also made of reeds or paper.

The poem depicts a scene in which children imitate the scene of adults whipping spring oxen, and this scene evokes the poet's association with a good harvest.

2. Appreciation of ancient poems.

The scene of the child making ice in the poem is full of fun: mentally, the ice is made on a cold day, and the childlike heart is hot; In terms of color, the gold plate, the colored silk string, the silver ice, and the form is the silver Zheng that comes out of the gold plate; In terms of sound, there is a high-pitched sound of jade running through the forest, and suddenly it turns into the crisp sound of glass breaking the ground. The whole poem is both touching and touching, beautiful and pleasant to the ear, and vividly expresses the children's interest in using ice as a cymbal and enjoying themselves.

The whole poem highlights a childish character. Childishness and fun can make a child forget the cold of winter and keep him as energetic and happy as ever. Children and the elderly have many similarities in their psychological characteristics, and the scene of children's de-icing is interesting in the eyes of the elderly.

Childish ice

Song Dynasty - Yang Wanli

The child's golden basin takes off the ice, and the colored silk wears it as a silver cymbal.

When the viewer was intoxicated by the sound of passing through the forest, they suddenly heard another sound - the ice cubes fell on the source of the ground, making a sound like glass breaking.

Poetic. In the early morning, a childish child takes off the ice cubes that have been frozen on the plate at night and threads them as a percussion instrument.

When the viewer was intoxicated by the sound of passing through the forest, they suddenly heard another sound of cracking - the ice fell to the ground, making a sound like glass breaking.