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Write a sentence in the text that is consistent with the content of "The August waves roar to the ground, and the head is several feet high and touches the mountain" Answer: It is the same as "Watching the Tide.

"Closer, only to see the white waves."

tumbling, forming a wall of water more than two feet high. The tide is getting closer and closer, like thousands of white war horses marching in unison, galloping mightily; The sound was like a mountain collapsing and the earth cracking, as if the earth had been shaken. "It's relative.

It should be the head several zhang high touching the mountain back This poem is Liu Yuxi.

The miscellaneous songs, lyrics, waves, and sand, describe that the waves are very high, and they hit the mountains and retreat back, and back means to retreat.

The roar of the August waves is coming back to the mountain with a head several feet high, and the waves are roaring back to the ground in August, and the head is several feet high and touching the mountain back. But he went into the gate of the sea, and rolled up the sand like a snowdrift. Liu Yu is surfing the sand.

I saw the white waves rolling, forming a wall of water more than two feet high.

Waves and sand Liu Yuxi roared in August, his head was several feet high, but he returned to the sea gate and rolled up the sand like a snowdrift.

Verse: "The August waves roar to the ground, and the head is several feet high and touches the mountain." It is from Liu Yuxi's "Waves and Sands".

The seventh poem is written about the tide of the Qiantang River on August 18.

A spectacular spectacle of ups and downs. Qiantang River, also known as Zhejiang. The mouth of the river is trumpet-shaped, and the sea tide backs up, forming the famous Qiantang tide.

The Qiantang tide is the strongest in Haining on the eighteenth day of August in the summer calendar every year.

Translation: In August, the waves roared and roared like they came from the ground. The waves are several feet high, crashing against the cliffs on both sides.

In an instant, the waves went into the sea, rolling up piles of sand like snowdrifts on the shore. Appreciation: The first sentence of this poem, "The roar of the waves in August", writes the trend of the tide, from far to near, with a verb "roar" to highlight the waves.

rolled up sand piles like snow drifts juǎn qǐ shā duī sì xuě duī

In August, the waves roared and roared like they came from the ground. The waves are several feet high, crashing against the cliffs on both sides.

Tang) Liu Yuxi's "Waves and Sands" (August Waves Roar) Appreciation Xu Jun August Waves Roar Come, Head High Touching the Mountain. But he went into the gate of the sea, and rolled up the sand like a snowdrift. This is the seventh poem of the "Waves and Sands" group of poems, written about the Qiantang rivers and lakes on August 18.

Qiantang River, also known as Zhejiang. The mouth of the river is trumpet-shaped, and the tide backs up and forms.

4 followers. Write a sentence in the text that is consistent with the content of "The August waves roar to the ground, and the head is several feet high and touches the mountain".

Answer: Closer to "Watching the Tide", I saw the white waves rolling, forming a wall of water more than two feet high. The tide is getting closer and closer, like thousands of white war horses marching in unison, galloping mightily;

The sentence of this article on watching the tide is consistent with the content of the waves and sands (the seventh) written by the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi: "I saw the white waves rolling, forming a wall of water more than two feet high, the tide is getting closer and closer, and thousands of white war horses are advancing head to head, galloping mightily, the sound is like a mountain collapse and the ground is cracking, as if the earth is shaking and shaking."

Closer, I saw the white waves rolling, forming a wall of water more than two feet high. The tide is getting closer and closer, like thousands of white war horses marching in unison, galloping mightily.

"The roar of the waves in August, the head is several feet high and touches the mountain" from the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi's "Waves and Sands: Its Seventh", the whole poem:

The roar of the waves in August came, and the head was several feet high and touched the mountain.

But he went into the gate of the sea, and rolled up the sand like a snowdrift.

Translation] The sound of the August waves came like a galloping horse roaring to the earth, and the tide head several feet high rushed to the shore and the rocks were knocked back.

Notes] August Tao: refers to the tide of the Qiantang River, the eighteenth tide of August of the lunar calendar is the largest, the tide head wall stands, surging, like ten thousand horses galloping, magnificent.

Head: Tide head. Touch: Touch; Bump.

Brief Analysis] "Waves and Sands: Its Seventh" is the seventh poem in the group of poems "Nine Songs of Waves and Sands" written by the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi, and is a famous poem describing the spectacular scene of the rise and fall of the tide of the Qiantang River.

Qiantang River, also known as Zhejiang. The mouth of the river is trumpet-shaped, and the sea tide backs up, forming the famous Qiantang tide. The Qiantang tide is the most spectacular to see in Haining on the eighteenth day of August of the summer calendar every year.

When the tide comes, the tide head wall stands, the waves are turbulent, like ten thousand horses galloping, becoming a great wonder of nature throughout the ages.

The first two sentences of this poem, "The August waves roar to the ground, and the head is several feet high and touches the mountain", which uses figurative sentences to describe the situation of high tide, and the last two sentences "must go into the sea gate in a moment, and roll up the sand pile like a snowdrift", describing the situation of low tide.

Around the Mid-Autumn Festival in August, due to the influence of the moon's gravity, the sea water swarmed out of the sea, and the waves roared, and the roar seemed to come from the excavation underground.

The original sentence is from "The Waves of the Sand, the Roar of the Waves in August", the original text is as follows:

The roar of the waves in August came, and the head was several feet high and touched the mountain.

But he went into the gate of the sea, and rolled up the sand like a snowdrift.

Interpretation: The tide of the Qiantang River on August 18 is like a galloping horse, roaring to the ground, and the waves several zhang high rush to the mountains and rocks on the shore, and are hit back, making a deafening loud sound. It seemed that in a moment, the tide receded towards the confluence of the river and the sea and returned to the sea, but the piles of sand that it had rolled up were left behind, piled up like snowdrifts on the banks of the river in the sunlight.

This is the seventh poem of Liu Yuxi's "Waves and Sands", which is written about the spectacular scene of the rise and fall of the tide of the Qiantang River on August 18.

The roar of the waves in August, the head is several zhang high, and the mountain is back" means that the sound of the waves in August is like a thousand horses galloping and roaring, and the waves several feet high rush to the rocks on the shore and are knocked back. From Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty.

Nine Songs of the Waves and Sands: The Seventh": "The roar of the waves in August came, and the head was several feet high and touched the mountain. Suddenly.

But he went into the gate of the sea, and rolled up a pile of sand like a snowdrift. ”

Translation: The sound of the August waves came like a thousand horses galloping and roaring, and the rocks that rushed to the shore several feet high were knocked back.

In a moment, it retreated to the confluence of the river and the sea and returned to the sea, and the sand piles it rolled up looked like white snowdrifts in the sunlight.

This is "Waves of Sand".

The seventh poem of the group of poems is written about the rivers and lakes of Qiantang on August 18. The first sentence "the roar of the waves in August" writes the trend of the tide, from far to near, and uses the verb "roar" to highlight the feeling of the approaching waves. The second sentence describes the spectacular scene when the tide reaches its peak.

The turbulent tide, with a body several feet high, hit the cliffs on both sides.

In the first and second sentences, the contrast between "roaring the ground" and "touching the mountain back" describes the rising tide.

The whole process of retreating, the sharp turn in tone, set off the rushing tide of the tide.

The poem shifts from the dynamic description at the beginning to the static description after the tide has passed, and when the tide withdraws from the sea gate, the turbulent waves show its spirit in another form: the sand rolled up by the waves resembles snowdrifts. Another wonder left after the tide has passed, but also sets off the spectacular scene of the August tide roaring and touching the mountains.

On the surface, the text is no longer written about the tide, but in fact, it is just closely related to the sentence "roar", with another wonder left after the tide has passed, and it also sets off the spectacular scene of the August tide roaring and touching the mountains. The whole poem is not carved, flowing and flying, but also compact and concise, showing the poet's high artistic talent.

What does it mean that the waves roar in August, the head is several feet high, and the mountain is back?

The meaning of the poem is: The sound of the waves in August is like a roar of ten thousand horses galloping and roaring, and the waves several feet high rush to the shore and the rocks are knocked back.