What are the knowledge materials of Du Opera and the notes of Du Opera

Du Xi's notes are as follows:

In Mr. Lu Xun's social drama, I saw an innocent thing, and the author praised the kindness and nobility of the peasants through the memories of children's anecdotes. Because most of the books reflect the rural scenes, it is particularly intimate to read, and a beautiful "rural night scene" seems to meet my eyes: the blue sky, the round bright moon, the small slate bridge, and the small and delicate rowing boat.

I "came to the river with a group of lively and lovely rural children, and they got off the boat and lit the penny. Sail under the moon like flying, and the night view along the way is so beautiful! "The beans and wheat exude the fragrance of grass, the grass by the river, the hazy moonlight, the pale black mountains, the faint Zhaozhuang, the melodious flute, and a little fishing fire.

These were originally very ordinary scenery in the countryside, and they were also very familiar to our rural children, but after Lu Xun's artistic processing, it seemed that it had become a fairy beauty that everyone yearns for Youling. From here, we can also see Lu Xun's nostalgia for the countryside and his attachment to his grandmother's house when he was a child. At the same time, it also aroused my love for my hometown and that of rural children.

In Lu Xun's writing, some ordinary peasant children are so cute and simple, and their thoughts are so noble and selfless, which truly reflects the style of rural children at that time. Among these children, I prefer Double Happiness and Seven Pounds, they are brave and selfless, enthusiastic and lively, and love to work. Double Happiness is even more of a righteous person.

Qijin also often plays the game of catching crickets with Xiao Lu Xun, they never care, get along with each other, and become real good friends.

I have repeatedly read this my favorite ** "Social Drama", as if I feel that every word in the whole work is poured into Lu Xun's deep love for rural children, and I really feel that rural children are also very happy.

1. Describe the author's childhood memories of watching social dramas, and express his memories of a beautiful childhood life and nostalgia.

2. Through the description of the plots of "I" and my young friends sailing on a summer night, watching a play on the bow of the boat, and returning home under the moon, "Social Opera" shows an innocent and childlike cultural life experience of "me" in the water towns in the south of the Yangtze River, portrays the image of a group of peasant teenagers, and shows the beautiful character of working people who are simple, kind, friendly and selfless. Since this article is included in "The Scream", to a certain extent, it criticizes and exposes the author's dissatisfaction with the darkness of the society at that time.

The human senses are described from the aspects of smell, touch, sight, and hearing, and the sentences are: 1. The fragrance of beans and wheat and the aquatic plants at the bottom of the river; 2. Mixed with water vapor blowing in the face; 3. The pale black undulating mountains, as if they were the spine of an enthusiastic iron beast, all ran far away to the stern; 4. The sound is probably a transverse flute, like a turn, melodious;

The fire approached, and sure enough, it was a fishing fire; I just remembered that it wasn't Zhao Zhuang that I saw before. It was a clump of pine and cypress directly opposite the bow of the boat, and I visited it last year, and I saw a broken stone horse lying on the ground, and a stone sheep squatting in the grass. After passing the forest, the ship bent into the fork port, so Zhao Zhuang was really in front of him.

Vision. Such as the "green" of bean wheat; the "pale black" of the distant mountains; Moonlight's "Bright Faith and Bad Cleanness"; the "red" of fishing fire and lights; the "white" of the ship;

Olfaction. Such as the "fragrance" of beans, wheat and aquatic plants;

Hearing. Such as the "murmuring" sound of the boat; Respectfully, there is no laughter of children; The transverse flute's "Wan Zhuan; Melodious";

The author's fond memories of his innocent, free, and funny childhood; It is full of a romantic ideal; It shows the desire for the ideal state of life and the pursuit of light.