Who is the author of the first grade textbook The Heavenly Market ?

Guo Moruo likes politics very much.

Heavenly Market.

The street lights in the distance were bright, as if countless stars were shining.

The stars in the sky appeared, as if they were lit by countless street lamps.

I think there must be a beautiful market in the ethereal sky.

Some of the items on display in the market are certainly rare things that are not found in the world.

You see, the shallow heavenly river must not be very wide.

The cowherd and weaver girl across the river will definitely be able to ride the cow to and fro.

I think they must be wandering around the streets of heaven at this moment.

If you don't believe it, look at the shooting star, even if they are walking with lanterns.

Notes: 1. 缥缈 (piāo miǎo): Describe vaguely, if there is nothing.

2. Definitely: certainly, it means affirmation.

3. Display: Put the items out for others to see.

4. Rare: rare and precious.

5. Very: very.

6. Meteor: The bright light formed by celestial bodies that streak across the night sky.

Heavenly Market.

Author: Modern writer Guo Moruo.

A modern poem created. The poem is as follows:

Heavenly Market. One by one, Guo Moruo.

The street lights in the distance were bright, as if countless stars were shining.

The stars in the sky appeared, as if they were lit by countless street lamps.

I think there must be a beautiful market in the ethereal sky.

Some of the items on display in the market are certainly rare things that are not found in the world.

You see, the shallow heavenly river must not be very wide.

The cowherd and weaver girl across the river will definitely be able to ride the cow to and fro.

I think they must be wandering around the streets of heaven at this moment.

If you don't believe it, look at the shooting star, it's them walking with lanterns.

The poet of "The Streets of Heaven" uses the expressive technique of imagination.

The starry night sky is imagined as a heavenly market lit with countless street lamps, and the meteors in the sky are imagined as the cowherd and weaver girl carrying lanterns wandering on the street, expressing the poet's yearning for freedom and his hope for an ideal society. The style of the whole poem is tranquil, with natural and fresh language, neat short sentences, and harmonious and beautiful rhymes, expressing the poet's innocent ideals.

In this poem, the poet uses magnificent imagination to explore the true meaning of life and pursue a better future. This pursuit of illusory beauty and contemplation of life has aroused deep resonance among contemporaries.

Clever associations, peculiar imagination, and beautiful artistic conception are the characteristics of this poem, and they are also the reasons why it can become a well-known poem.

The Heavenly Market is a text in Unit 6 of Year 7.

Original: The street lights in the distance are bright.

It seems to be shining with countless stars.

The stars of heaven have appeared.

It seems to be lit by countless street lamps.

I think of that ethereal air.

There must be a beautiful market.

Some of the items on display in the market area.

It must be a rare treasure that does not exist in the world.

You see, the shallow heavenly river.

It's certainly not very broad.

The Cowherd and Weaver Girl across the river.

You will be able to ride a cow to and fro.

I think of them at the moment.

Definitely wander around the Heavenly Street.

If you don't believe me, look at the shooting star.

That's them walking with lanterns.

About the Author:Guo Moruo (1892-1978), formerly known as Guo Kaizhen, was a native of Leshan, Sichuan, a modern Chinese writer, playwright, historian, archaeologist, and paleographer. He studied in Japan in 1914.

In 1921, he published his first poetry collection "The Goddess", which opened a generation of poetry with a new content and form, and became the founder of new Chinese poetry. In the same year, he initiated the establishment of the Creation Society with Cheng Fangwu and others, and was a member of the bone potato Minchagan. Later, he published poetry collections such as "Starry Sky" and "Recovery".

During the Anti-Japanese War, he wrote several historical dramas and poems such as "Qu Yuan" and "Tiger Fu".

After 1949, Guo Moruo successively served as President of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Director of the Department of Philosophy and Social Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Director of the First Institute of History. He has successively published poetry collections such as "Xinhua Song", "Tide Collection" and "Dongfeng Collection", historical dramas "Cai Wenji" and "Wu Zetian", and academic monographs "Research on Stone Drum Literature".