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Anonymous users2024-02-08Li Bai's "Shu Dao Difficulty" and "Will Enter the Wine" have the same creative technique, because he was created after Li Bai was demoted, so most of them express their feelings that they have never met.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Same. Because "Shu Dao Difficulty" and "Will Enter the Wine" use exaggerated creative techniques. However, in the process of creation, the former emphasized the difficulties of Shu Dao, and the latter used wine to dispel sorrows.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Li Bai's "Shu Dao Difficulty" and "Will Enter the Wine" are the same in expression, and both use exaggerated techniques. The lyrical approach of both works is also the same.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05"Shu Dao Difficult" imagines magnificently, and the pen is unbridled.
In particular, the three times the tiger roared and the dragon roared, "the difficulty of the Shu Road, it is difficult to go to the blue sky" is free-spirited, far-reaching, and incredible.
In fact, in addition to freedom, "Shu Dao Difficulty" also has rules.
The three "Difficulties of Shu Road, Difficult to Go to the Blue Sky" lead the three paragraphs of "The Difficulty of Shu Road", making the structure clear and clear.
Let's start with the level within the first paragraph.
Whoa, the danger is high! The difficulty of Shu Road is difficult to go to the blue sky! Silkworms and fish, how dazed is the founding of the country!
He is 48,000 years old, and he is not populated with Qinsai. There is a bird road in Xidang Taibai, which can cross the top of Emei. The earth collapsed and the mountain destroyed the strong man to death, and then the ladder stone stacks were hooked together.
There is a high standard of six dragons returning to the sun, and there is a return to the river with a reversal of the waves. The flight of the yellow crane is not yet passable, and the ape wants to spend his sorrow and climb. The green mud is a panpan, and a hundred steps and nine folds linger on the rocks.
He sat on his back and sighed with his hands.
The first sentence "Oh, the danger is high!" The difficulty of Shu Road is difficult to go to the blue sky! It explains the dual meaning of difficulty: one is dangerous, and the other is high.
Silkworms and fish, how dazed is the founding of the country! He is 48,000 years old, and he is not populated with Qinsai. (Not clear).
There is a bird road in Xidang Taibai, which can cross the top of Emei. The earth collapsed and the mountain destroyed the strong man to death, and then the ladder stone stacks were hooked together. (Difficult to get through).
There is a high standard of six dragons returning to the sun, and there is a return to the river with a reversal of the waves. The flight of the yellow crane is not yet passable, and the ape wants to spend his sorrow and climb. The green mud is a panpan, and a hundred steps and nine folds linger on the rocks. He sat on his back and sighed with his hands. (Difficult after passing).
We can clearly see Li Bai's thinking: of course, it is difficult to get through, it is very difficult to get through, and it is also difficult to get through after it.
The last layer of the first layer is a bit of an example - give you a short walk and try it once, and you can see how difficult it is to have a road.
Therefore, the first paragraph of "The Difficulty of Shu Road" is to the effect: it is difficult to open the road.
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The theme idea of "Shu Dao Difficulty":
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