Empty Mountain Bird Language Guo Feng Appreciation 10

Directly expressing his chest, expressing the author's longing and nostalgia for Jiangnan.

"Empty Mountain Bird Language" is really a crystal clear beauty article! It seems to be a song, a painting, the aftersound in the ear, wonderful. The whole body is full of praise and the spirit of pursuit of freedom and beauty.

It has a little nostalgic and faint sentimentality, but not only does it not weaken the singing of the free spirit of the whole text, but instead uses "loss" to "get", turning "past" into the present, the virtual and the real are born together, and the artistic conception is vast, which fully embodies the writer's artistic sentiment and personality of calming his heart, rejecting dust disturbances, and pursuing high quality. The technique is just right.

The first feature of this essay is that it is poetic and unpretentious. From beginning to end, the ingenuity is natural, it is the fluency and flash of the mature conception, and the power of language is perfect. From time to time, there are good sentences that jump out, making people's eyebrows fly, such as "the little flower snake also understands", "the bird sings to the bird" and so on.

The penultimate paragraph reminiscing about Jiangnan is quite similar to the same kind of poem in Yu Guang, but it touches the scene and speaks casually, but it seems more relaxed and natural than Yu's. This is another effort to make good and create good.

The second feature is the delicate structure. There is no extravagance, no perversity, no ostentation, and each passage is born with the theme of eulogizing freedom, praising life, and longing for nature, and it is aptly nestled like a tree branch.

The third characteristic is the meticulousness of observation and the meticulousness of description. But it can jump out of the foreground, in the charm of Chi Si, the big pen is magnificent, the small pen is pavilion, it is really integrated, as if the girl and boy of Alishan, everything is simple and charming. When art reaches this point, it is alive and free.

1.In context, talk about your understanding of the phrase "rain over the sun" in the fourth paragraph of the article2Why does the author conclude from the chirping of chickadees that man is "the saddest race in nature"?

3.The author was pulled back to the ancient world of Jiangnan by the chirping of partridges, as if he was in a dream. Please tell us why the author likes to relive it even though he knows it is a dream.

1, refers to the weather is clearer, and also refers to the mood after the rain.

2. Because the song of the is free, while man himself imprisons himself, the author yearns for freedom.

3. Because dreams are beautiful, because the author yearns for the nature in his dreams and the freedom in his dreams.

The reason for the preference is that the birds express the author's yearning for freedom and happiness.

The author also wants to be as free as a bird.

1 In many places, the article uses the rhetorical device of metaphor to describe the chirping of birds, and excerpts a sentence to analyze its expressive function. (2 points).

Sample answer: "The short and loud chirping of the chickadees makes people have no time to concentrate, only to feel a brisk ** rain, scattered, rapid, and scattered all over the sky, drenching you all over." This sentence compares the chirping sound of the to "the light ** rain", which is to describe the sense of hearing with human vision and touch, and vividly write the beautiful feeling of the chirping sound of the chickadee.

2 Read the first paragraph of the essay carefully and summarize the reasons why the author feels "depressed" and "dismayed." (2 points).

Answer: The good times of youth always pass too quickly and too trance-like, and people can't always be as happy as, because people create their own shackles and trap themselves, and they are a pathetic race in nature.

3 How do you understand the author's "dream" in the first paragraph? (2 points).

Answer: This is the author's memories of his hometown evoked by hearing the chirping of partridges, showing a strong sense of homesickness.

4 The article begins with the words, "When I come to the mountains, my favorite thing is to listen to the birds," and ends with the words, "I want to be a bird, in the mountains," and try to explain how this reflects the author's thoughts and feelings. (2 points).

Answer: Longing for nature, praising life, and eulogizing freedom.