What contrasts the invisibility and inaudible of the passage of the grassland with what precedes it?

We can imagine such a picture: endless green meadows, with galloping horses, cattle and sheep on the meadows, men, women and children living happily.

A total of five pictures are depicted in the text: grassland scenery, welcoming distant guests, cordial Wang Huai, host and guest party, and Yiyi words.

1. The main content of the text.

The author of this text is Lao She, this article is the author's first visit to the Inner Mongolia steppe saw, heard, felt, wrote about the beautiful scenery of the grassland and the scene of being warmly welcomed and entertained by the Mongolian people, praised the beautiful scenery of the grassland and the unity between ethnic groups, and expressed the author's infinite love for the mountains and rivers of the motherland.

2. Textual subsections.

The first part is the first natural section, which depicts the grassland scenery composed of the sky, meadows, hills, sheep, horses and cattle.

The second part is the first natural section, which depicts the scene of the owners of the Chenbal Tiger Banner greeting visitors from afar, "men, women and children", "galloping horses" and "ribbon dance", vividly reproducing the situation of the grassland from quiet to lively;

The third part is the first natural paragraph, which depicts the host's warm reception of guests, host and guest parties and farewell after the author arrives at the destination. It concludes with a concise, powerful and meaningful verse. The article is prefaced by the whereabouts, moving to change the scene, from the scenery to the people.

3. About the author.

Lao She, formerly known as Shu Qingchun, the word Sheyu, Manchu. Chinese modern ** writer, language master, people's artist, the first writer in New China to win the title of "People's Artist", his representative works are: "Camel Xiangzi", "Four Generations in the Same Hall", "Teahouse" and so on.

The first natural section: the beautiful scenery of the steppe.

The second natural stage: welcome distant guests.

The third natural paragraph: Cordial meeting.

Fourth natural paragraph: hospitality.

The fifth natural paragraph: farewell to the party.

This article follows the order of events, through the writer's first visit to the Inner Mongolian steppe.

What he saw, heard, and felt at the time depicted the beautiful scenery of the grassland, the scene of the Mongolian people's warm welcome, and the scene of the host and guest drinking party. Through the portrayal of these pictures, the beauty of the wind, light, human feelings and folk customs of the grassland is expressed.

1, the central sentence of "Prairie" is: How to endure the deep love between Mongolia and Han, and the end of the world is green and the grass is slanting.

2, from Lao She's "Inner Mongolia Scenery".

On the boundless prairie, they poured out their feelings of farewell to each other.

4. There is an excerpt from the fifth grade textbook that includes this poem, entitled "Prairie".

This sentence expresses the deep friendship and affection between the Mongolian and Han peoples.

The central sentence of the text is: Yes! How to endure goodbye to Menghan and Han, the end of the world is green and the sun is slanting!

This sentence is the last sentence of the article, which summarizes the whole text. The author quoted a sentence at the end, how can I bear to say goodbye to the deep love between Mongolia and Han, and the end of the world is green and the sun is slanting. It expresses the author's love for the grassland and his deep friendship with the Mongolian and Han ethnic groups.

The central sentence of the text is: Yes! How to endure goodbye to Menghan and Han, the end of the world is green and the sun is slanting!

This sentence is the most important part of the article.

The author quoted a sentence at the end, how to endure the deep love between Mongolia and Han, and the end of the world and the grass talk about the sun, expressing the author's love for the grassland and the deep friendship between the Mongolian and Han peoples.

"Grassland" is a prose written by the modern writer and poet Lao She, which has been selected into the first lesson of the fifth grade of the new curriculum standard (old textbook) of the People's Education Edition and the first lesson of the sixth grade of the sixth grade textbook compiled by the Ministry of Education. The article mainly depicts three vivid pictures: the grassland scenery, the welcome to the distant guests and the host and guest party.

The text of the grassland describes the following three pictures: the beautiful picture of the grassland, the picture of the grassland welcoming guests, and the picture of the grassland party.

"Grassland" is a beautiful prose written by Mr. Lao She, and the article is soaked with a strong grassland style between the lines. This article is what the author saw, heard, and felt when he visited the Inner Mongolian steppe for the first time, and through what he saw, heard, and felt, he praised the beautiful scenery of the grassland and the unity between ethnic groups.

In the order of development, this article depicts the beautiful scenery of the grassland, the warm welcome of the Mongolian people, and the drinking party of the host and guest through what the writer saw, heard, and felt when he visited the Inner Mongolian steppe for the first time.

Through the portrayal of these pictures, the beauty of the scenery, human feelings and folk customs of the grassland is expressed. At the end, the author quoted "How to endure the deep love between Mongolia and Han, the end of the world is green and the grass talks about the sun", expressing his love for the grassland and the deep friendship between the Mongolian and Han ethnic groups.

By writing about the beautiful scenery that Mr. Lao She saw during his first visit to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia and the scenes of being warmly welcomed by the Mongolian compatriots, the spirit of national unity was expressed (the author came to the grassland for the first time to see the beautiful scenery of the grassland and the scene of the Mongolian compatriots warmly entertaining the Han guests, and praised the deep feelings of the Mongolian and Han peoples as a family. How to endure goodbye around the deep love between Mongolia and Han, the end of the world is green and the grass is slanting sun" to answer.

The author visited the grasslands of Inner Mongolia for the first time, and was warmly welcomed by the Mongolian community.