Urgent! How to read Snow Falls on the Land of China aloud

Snow Falls on the Land of China" is a modern poem full of feelings of concern for the country and the people. When reading this poem, you should pay attention to the following:

1.Speech speed and tempo: The speed of speech in the whole poem should be moderate, not too fast or too slow.

Within each measure, the pace of speech should be consistent, but between bars it can vary depending on the needs of the mood. At the same time, it is necessary to grasp the rhythm of the poem and show emotions through the change of intonation of light, heavy, slow and urgent.

2.Pauses and stress: Proper pauses and accents can accentuate important content in a poem.

For example, in the sentence "The wind, in words as old as the earth", the words "wind" and "words" could be paused slightly to highlight their importance. And in "Where are you going?" In a sentence, the word "where" can be reread to strengthen the tone of the question.

3.Intonation vs. emotion: Different intonation can express different emotions.

For example, in the sentence "The waves of suffering, which have swallowed me up several times and rolled up", the words "suffering" and "rolled up" can be appropriately raised in tone to express a strong feeling of suffering. And in the sentence "My life is as haggard as yours", the words "life" and "haggard" can be appropriately lowered in tone to express deep emotions.

4.Match the background**: If there is a background**, you should pay attention to the content of the poem. The background should be able to bring out the emotions expressed in the poem, and at the same time, care should be taken not to make the background too noisy.

5.Pay attention to the expression of the central idea: In the process of reading aloud, we should always pay attention to expressing the central idea of the poem, that is, the worry and care for the motherland and the people. This emotion is expressed through the volume of the voice, the pitch of the pitch, the speed of the rhythm, etc.

Finally, be sure to familiarize yourself with the content of the poem and practice it diligently. Only in this way can the poet's emotions and the connotation of the poem be better conveyed when reading aloud.

1."Snow Falling on the Land of China" describes the suffering of the Chinese people in the brutal war of aggression, as well as the poet's sorrow for the country and the people, choosing the suffering of a homeless peasant, an unkempt woman, a woman who has lost her husband and family, an old man in spike type, a farmer who has lost livestock and farmland, and a Chinese.

2.Ai Qing is good at using his rich imagination, although he has never been to the north before, the image of a car driver in the wind and snow still makes people feel familiar. Through the depiction of farmers, young girls, and mothers, this poem reflects the suffering and suffering of the Chinese people, shows the historical style of China, and expresses the poet's deep patriotic feelings and a child's heart.

3.The whole poem is written in prose language, without any pretentious elements, and its language is full of strong elasticity and tension, which makes the artistic conception of the poem expand and become broader. In the poet's imagination, the scenes of life in China constitute a heartbreaking tragedy.

Indeed, this image of Ai Qing seems to be overshadowed by an excessive melancholy and melancholy. However, from a historical point of view, we must admit that this is a "cruel reality". In addition, the atmosphere that the poem shows, as well as the tragedy he depicts Sakura, are what the writer feels and experiences in real life, making him sad and worried.

This is an expression through artistic means, and it is also the poet's concern for the current situation and sympathy for the suffering of the people.

Ai Qing (1910-1996) is a modern and contemporary poet. Formerly known as Jiang Haicheng, his pen names are Zhu Jia, Kea, Lin Bi, etc. Zhejiang Jinhua people.

After graduating from high school in 1928, he was admitted to the National Hangzhou West Lake Art Institute. In 1929, under the encouragement of President Lin Fengmian, he went to Paris to work and study, and while studying painting, he came into contact with European modernist poetry. The Belgian poet Verhalen had the greatest influence on him.

In 1932, he wrote his first poem "Rendezvous", which was published under the pen name "Zhu Jia" in the joint issue of the second volume of Beidou published in July of the same year. In May 1932, he returned to Shanghai, joined the Chinese Left-wing Artists Union, and organized the Chundi Painting Society. In July, ** was imprisoned, where he translated Verhalen's poems and wrote the famous poem "The Great Weir River - My Nanny".

He then created "Reed Flute" and "Paris". In October 1935, he was released from prison on bail. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in 1937, he went to Wuhan and wrote "Snow Falls on the Land of China".

At the beginning of 1938, he went to the northwest region and wrote famous poems such as "The North". In the same year, he went to Guilin and served as the supplement of "Guangxi **", and co-founded the poetry magazine "Apex" with Dai Wangshu, during which the more important works include "Poetry Theory". In 1940, he went to Chongqing to serve as the director of the literature department of Yucai School, and soon went to Yan'an to work in the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningbo Border Area Cultural Association.

At this time, representative works include "To the Sun" and so on. In 1944, he was awarded the Certificate of Exemplary Worker and joined the Communist Party of China. In October 1945, he went to Zhangjiakou with the North China Literature and Art Work Group, and later served as the leader of the School of Literature and Art of North China United University, and wrote poems such as "Cuckoo".

In 1957, he was wrongly classified as a rightist, went to work in Heilongjiang Agricultural Reclamation Farm in 1958, and was transferred to Shiheziken District of Xinjiang in 1959. In 1979, after a complete reversal, he wrote a large number of poems such as "Song of Return" and "Hymn to Light". From the perspective of poetic style, before liberation, Ai Qing cursed the darkness and eulogized the light with deep, agitated, and unrestrained brushstrokes; After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he continued to sing praises to the people, praised the light, and thought about life.

His "return" songs are more extensive, more thoughtful, deeper in emotion, more diverse in technique, and more mature in art. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he published poetry collections such as "Cheer Collection", "Red Star of Jewels", "On the Cape", "Spring", "Return Song", "Colorful Poems", "Extraterritorial Collection", "Snow Lotus", "Selected Poems of Ai Qing" and so on. Ai Qing became a family with his singing full of artistic personality, practicing his poetic aesthetic proposition of "simplicity, simplicity, concentration, and brightness".

Go and see the poetry yourself, good...

1. Understand words according to their context.

Beacon Fire Famine 2, the poem not only describes the natural environment, but also compares the social scene...

3.Does "cold" and "night without lights" have a deeper meaning than just the literal meaning?

4.What rhetorical device is used in the phrase "the hungry earth, toward the gloomy sky, the begging and trembling arms"? What words do it bring to mind?

Snow Falls on the Land of Zhonghao Weizhenguo" This is a poem that fully embodies Ai Qing's early emotional tone. His sincere and fiery, deep and persistent concern for the fate of the people of the motherland made him unable to convey the social atmosphere of the time with a kind of anxious and anxious mood and cold and true brushstrokes. These are the two lines of the poem that are repeated from the beginning to the whole poem:

Snow is falling on the land of China, and the cold is blocking China's ......These two lines of poetry are by no means a simple interlude in the "beginning and end", it is a sincere feeling and a strong cry from the carelessness of the poet's inner friend.

Fall on Chinese soil.

Hyundai · Ai Qing.

Snow is falling on the land of China, and the cold is blocking China's ......The wind, like an old woman who is too sad.

Follow closely.

Stretch out the cold fingers.

Pulling the placket of the pedestrian's clothes, with a patter as old as your land.

I didn't stop chattering ...... for a moment

The one who came out of the woods, driving the wagon.

You Chinese farmer, wearing a fur hat and braving the snow.

Where are you going?

Tell you. I'm also a descendant of peasants

Because of yours.

A face carved with epilepsy and wrinkles.

I can be so deeply.

Got it. People living in the steppe.

The hardships of the years.

And me. I'm not happier than you.

Lying on the scattered river of time.

The waves of suffering.

Several times it swallowed me up and rolled it up

Vagrancy and imprisonment.

I have lost the most precious days of my youth, my life.

and like your life.

It's the same haggard.

Snow is falling on the land of China, and the cold is blocking China's ......Along the river on a snowy night, a small oil lamp moved slowly, in the tattered canopy boat.

Reflecting the light, hanging your head.

Who's sitting?

Ah, you. Unkempt little woman, isn't it.

Your home. — The nest of happiness and warmth.

A fierce enemy.

Is it burned? Isn't it.

Also like this night, without the protection of men, in the horror of death.

You have endured the teasing of the enemy's bayonets7

Ahem, it's such a cold night.

Numberless. Our old mothers are like gentles.

I don't know the wheels of tomorrow.

What kind of distance do you have to travel?

And. China's road.

It's so rugged, it's so muddy.

Snow falls on the land of China:

The cold is blocking China......

Those who are gnawed by the beacon fire are like the land of Jin, innumerable, the cultivators of the land.

Lost the livestock they had raised.

Lost their fertile fields.

Crowded in. In the dirty alley of despair of life;

A hungry earth.

Reach out to the gloomy sky.

Reaching out to beggars.

Trembling arms.

China's Pain and Disaster.

It's as vast and long as this snowy night!

Snow is falling on the land of China, and the cold is blocking China's ......China, mine at night without lights.

Weak verses written.

Can I give you some warmth?