2014 Chinese essay hunter Jia Pingwa analysis

19.What is the purpose of the section on the wavy line in the text? (4 points).

20.Please appreciate the underlined sentence in the section from the point of view of expression (3 points).

22.section, the author describes in detail what the hunter saw and thought during the fall, and analyzed the purpose of the fall (4 points).

23.**The end is unexpected, there is an absurd sense of "chatting", please talk about your understanding (3 points).

19.Structurally: Connecting the previous and the next, closing the full text, and paving the way for the following waves: The wolf was hunted, indicating that the hunter killed a large number of wolves, and the hunting skills were mastered, so that there would be the boredom of losing the opponent below, and there would be the story of the sudden encounter with the opponent.

20.The use of detailed depictions (action depictions) vividly reproduces the hunter's calm and calm in the face of wolves, as well as the skillful cruelty of hunting methods.

21.The hunter in the text is a cruel and murderous, insatiable, and distorted human natureReason: he can hunt wolves with a gun, but he prefers to torture and kill with a stick; Skinning wolves alive is extremely cruel; There are no wolves to hunt, so it is difficult to sleep and eat; Falling off a cliff, he still thinks about the wolf hunt, treats the other party as an evil thing, and does not realize that he is a hundred times more than the other party.

22.revealing the fragile side of life in nature; Even if they are as fierce as wolves, they have to rely on natural barriers to seek self-protection The hunter saw the plump belly "wolf wife" along the way, the somersaulting "wolf son", and the skinny "wolf father", when he fell, he still thought of hunting, highlighting that the hunter has completely lost the "compassion" of why people are human, and has become an animal that is more than a wolf, revealing the missing side of human nature: on the verge of death but not waking up, still planning to kill the opponent.

23.Open-ended question, self-justification example 1: The ending is an ultimatum from nature to humans The wolf who fell down with the hunter became a man in his forties, telling people:

While human beings slaughter wolves and destroy nature, they are actually killing themselvesExample 2: The hunter has no wolves to hunt, but he can't sleep and eat, and mistakenly treats others as wolves in a trance. The author's intention to write is self-evident:

In the struggle between man and nature, human beings may have the upper hand for a while, but they will eventually be retaliated by nature.

Feel the feeling is every day, every day, every day, every day.

The author writes a metaphor for the fact that when people hurt animals, they also hurt themselves. The unreasonable struggle between man and nature may be able to achieve a short-term victory, and in the end human beings will inevitably suffer from nature's revenge.

Example 1: The ending is an ultimatum from nature to humans. The wolf who fell with the hunter turned into a man in his forties, telling the people:

While humans are slaughtering wolves and destroying nature, they are actually killing themselves. Example 2: A hunter has no wolves to hunt, but he can't sleep and eat, and in a trance, he mistakenly turns another person for a wolf and a hunter.

The author's intention in writing is nothing more than to reveal the cruelty and insatiable greed of human beings, which will eventually lead to harm others and themselves. Example 3: At the end, the hunter sees that the dead man is a man in his forties, but there is no wolf on the ground, and the author seems to be trying to lead us to imagine that this is just the hunter's soul looking down on everything.

In this way, the author's intention in writing is self-evident: in the struggle between man and nature, man may have the upper hand for a while, but will eventually be retaliated by nature.