Why is the land described as sacred?

Because it is extremely solemn and sublime.

Lyrical. Lyricism is the expression and expression of the author's feelings. It is the main mode of expression in the lyrical genre, and it is often used as an important auxiliary means of expression in general literary works and narratives.

Lyricism is a way of expressing inner feelings, either directly or indirectly. "Emotions are in the middle and form is in words. "Lyricism is an important means for an article to impress and infect readers.

Lyricism is the main expression method of lyric poetry and lyrical prose; In narrative works, it is often used in combination with narration, description, argumentation, etc. In argumentative essays, the author generally rarely expresses his feelings directly, but reflects the author's love and hate feelings through the argumentation of a certain point of view.

The use of lyrical expression in the narrative can enhance the appeal of the article and highlight the center of the article.

I love my people. 》

Description. Description is a way of expressing the appearance and modality of the object described and reproducing it to the reader. It is one of the main modes of expression in narrative, especially in literary creation.

Description is to use the written language with bright colors, strong three-dimensional sense and vivid image to depict the state of the object vividly and concretely, giving people a sense of lifelike and immersive. It is a kind of expression method of "both form and spirit", and it is one of the main expression methods for remembering people, narrating, and writing scenery articles. What is Depiction?

To draw is to depict, and to write is to copy. Description is the use of vivid and vivid language to describe the state of a person or scene.

Paint it out concretely. This is a common expression used in general narrative and literary writing.

Depiction is the concrete and vivid depiction of tasks and the appearance of things. Its basic feature is the depiction of images. The expressive effect it pursues is to reproduce the "appearance" of objective things with words, shapes, sounds, and colors, so that readers can see and hear their voices, as if they are in their own person, and as if they are in their environment.

Anthropomorphism, metaphor, and analogy are figures of speech.

The method of expression is lyrical and the total score is total.

It's more.

There are analogies, anthropomorphisms, and metaphors.

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Main content:

The main content of this text is that the Indians considered each of their lands sacred, and the Seattle chiefs were to transfer this land to the whites, and asked the whites to remember that the land was sacred, that the earth was the mother of mankind, and that mankind belonged to the earth. This text vividly describes the flesh-and-blood relationship between human beings and rivers, air, animals, etc., and strongly expresses the true feelings of the Indians who are extremely attached to this land.

It was the most moving speech of all time.

Holy: Extremely sublime and solemn, not to be blasphemed.

Holy: Holy and innocent, clean.

Elk: mammal, light brown hair, male horns, horns like deer, hooves like a cow, neck like a camel, but from the whole point of view, none of them are like it, commonly known as the four dislike. Docile and eats grass and some shrubs. Native to our country, it is a precious and rare beast.

Clear: Clear and transparent. synonyms: clarify, purify.

Murmuring: Describes the sound of a stream, spring, etc. flowing slowly.

Moisturize: Adds moisture so it doesn't dry out. The text not only refers to the river to solve our drinking water problem, but more importantly, it allows us to get spiritual nourishment, so that we can grow up healthily and live happily.

Carrying: Loading and transporting.

Pine resin: A gelatinous liquid oozing from the trunk of conifers, consisting mainly of rosin and turpentine.

Subtle fragrance: light aroma.

Nourishment: Provides nutrients.

Ashes: Traces left behind.

After all: after all; Ultimately.

Attachment: (to the person and place you love) to be deeply nostalgic. The text uses the baby's nostalgia for its mother to show the Indians' love and care for this land.

Care: Care management.

Mountain: Refers to a rolling mountain.

Never stops: never stops.

Seattle, Indian Chief.

We are part of the earth, and the earth is part of us.

The earth nourishes all things in the world, including animals and plants and all living things, and human beings are only a group of all things; In the same way, the growth of human life is inseparable from the giving of various natural resources on the earth. This sentence fully demonstrates the inseparable relationship between human beings and the earth, and also indicates how important this sacred land is to us.

We belong to the same home with the mountains, rivers, animals and plants on the earth.

"Mountain" refers to a continuous mountain. The undulating mountains contain precious resources, and the flowing rivers nourish the life of all things; Animals and plants directly or indirectly affect the life and survival of human beings, and are indispensable friends of human beings. This phrase once again shows the intimate relationship between human beings and nature, and at the same time tells us:

You should not face it as a bystander, but as a master to protect your home.

It is not only the water that sparkles in the streams and rivers, but also the blood of our ancestors.

Water is the source of life, and in the long course of history, the reason why water has been able to maintain its clear and pure nature is inseparable from the efforts of generations. It is the hard work of our ancestors that keeps the water source from being destroyed; It is the unremitting efforts of our ancestors that the water flow will not be polluted. Their spirit of protecting their homeland and defending their purity will shine through time, reminding people that they should care for water as much as they respect our ancestors.

Whatever befalls the earth will eventually befall the children of the earth.

The earth is the home of human beings, and human beings live on the earth, bathed in sunshine, rain and dew, feel the wind, frost, rain and snow, and grow up in the arms of Mother Earth. If our homeland is damaged and we can't wake up in time and don't know how to remedy it in time, then any impact on the earth and damage to the earth will evolve into harm to humanity itself. If people spit on the earth, then they spit on themselves.

If our homes are destroyed, how can humans survive alone? This sentence directly links the survival of human beings with the protection of the earth, and points out the close relationship between the two when they rise and prosper together, and when they perish, they perish together.

The earth does not belong to man, but man belongs to the earth.

No one has the right, nor can he have control over the earth, nor can anyone treat the sacred earth according to his own preferences, good and evil, to destroy and damage the integrity and majesty of the earth; On the contrary, human beings belong to the earth, because the earth has the material for the growth of life, so that human life can continue to multiply and imitate. Therefore, only by caring for every grass, tree, mountain and stone on the earth can we ensure the various natural conditions needed for the growth of human life, so as to maintain the continuation of life. This is the center of the article, and it is the main idea that the author wants to convey.

It expresses that the Indians love nature very much and regard nature as their mother. It is exceedingly lofty and solemn, and cannot be blasphemed.