Li Xiaoyu Last Minute means flagpole, straight Chinese backbone

Wrote the flagpole like the Chinese.

It shows that the flagpole is like the spine of a straight Chinese, a strong and unyielding character!

It is written that everyone loves the motherland.

Let me hold your hand and listen to the last minute of the stormy return. Listen to your steps getting closer and closer, and listen to the heartbeats and questions of all Chinese. In the last minute, it was the shape of the flag, the red that slowly rose between heaven and earth, the flagpole—the straight backbone of the Chinese, yes, the land and sky of Hong Kong, the momentary silence in the midst of all the jubilation, the slightly trembling lips in the silence, the one who whispered the name over and over again in tears:

Hong Kong, Hong Kong, Our Heart! The households, the field and the choking are finally gone; The shredded history textbook, page 1997, the scars that have penetrated deep into the marrow have cast blood and knife light into our souls. When a yellowed piece of old treaty quietly landed, smoke emerged...

This poem is mainly written about the return of Hong Kong to the author's heart to produce feelings of love for the motherland, the poem from the humiliating history of Hong Kong before the return of Hong Kong to the return of Hong Kong to New China, Hong Kong people are enthusiastic, and some songs such as "Sleep with your name" and other emotions are similar.

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Let me hold your hand and listen to the last minute of the stormy return.

Listen to your last steps as you get closer and closer, listen to the heartbeat and knock of all Chinese, the "you" in the verse refers to ( ) the last minute, the "last minute" refers to the shape of the flag, the red that slowly rises between heaven and earth, the flagpole, the straight Chinese backbone.

"Spine" is used as a metaphor for the Chinese ( ) In this poem, close-ups such as ( ) are used to express the mood of the poet ( ).

Li Xiaoyu is a contemporary female poet. Born on October 26, 1951. A native of Fengrun County, Hebei Province.

Since childhood, he has lived in the army with his parents. Under the influence of his family, he was introduced to poetry at the age of four. Studied in primary and secondary schools in Beijing.

In 1969, he went to the countryside of Hebei Province to settle down, joined the army two years later, worked as a hygienist in the grassroots unit of the railway army, and published the first group of poems "Collecting Medicine". In 1976, he worked in the Department of Poetry and Magazine, and in 1983, he joined the Chinese Writers Association. He has published poems in newspapers and periodicals such as "Poetry Magazine", "People's Literature", "People's **", "Shanghai Literature" and so on.

He studied at the Literature Workshop of the Chinese Writers Association. His main works include: the lyrical poetry collection "Song of the Wild Goose" (1979, Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House) and "Red Scarf" (created in 1983).

Her poems have been selected into the "Selected Works of 100 Female Writers", "Selected Poems of Youth", "Their Lyric Poems", and "Contemporary Poetry".

The title of the poem "The Last Minute" refers to the "one minute" before Hong Kong's return to the motherland, and the whole poem expresses the author's joy and pride at this moment.

Last minute|It is the form of the flag, |It is the red color that rises slowly between heaven and earth, |It's the flagpole - the straight backbone of the Chinese.

What picture do these lines paint? A: It depicts the picture of the Chinese feeling proud and proud when the five-star red flag was raised at the handover ceremony of Hong Kong's return to the motherland.

I see, |The last wisp of gunpowder smoke over Humen, |At the last minute after a hundred years|Finally gone.

What does it mean to be "finally gone"? Why did I think of "the last wisp of gunpowder smoke over Humen"?

A: The history of humiliation is finally a thing of the past. Because it was that history that led to the cession of Hong Kong and its departure from the motherland to this day. So, I would have such associations.

The key writer poured out his thoughts on the special moment of historical significance on July 1, 1997, when Hong Kong returned to the motherland at the last minute, and expressed the strong patriotic feelings accumulated in the hearts of the people of the whole country and their heartfelt wishes for Hong Kong's bright future after its return to the motherland.

Paragraph gist of the paragraph: Section 1: Hong Kong is about to return to the embrace of the motherland.

Section 2: People are eagerly awaiting this moment.

Section 3: The history of humiliation is about to be a thing of the past.

Session 4: Hong Kong will have a better tomorrow.

Central idea: The whole poem expresses people's strong patriotic feelings by expressing the author's thoughts and thoughts in the last minute before Hong Kong's return to the motherland.

A cloud drifted quietly by for a minute.

Minute after minute.

I didn't think about it today.

Answers to math problems in the assignment.

I'm in a minute.

Another minute to think.

It seems that there will be endless time.

Forever coming. A minute some life was born.

Some lives died.

Cherish every minute of life.

Don't let every minute of life.

Lost in vain. Take every minute of life.

All become caring and beautiful.