What characteristics of Li Guang are expressed in the stopper s song

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Lu Lun's "Song of the Stopper" This poem quotes the allusion of Han Fei's general Li Guang shooting a tiger arrow into Shiling (Li Guang shooting stone) at night, showing the heroic posture of the Biansai generals who were calm and calm, unhurried, brave and invincible.

The story of "Li Guang Shooting Stone" comes from "Historical Records: The Biography of General Li": "Hunting widely, seeing the grass and the stone, thinking that it is a tiger, shooting it, the stone, no feathers; Regarding, stone also; Because of the re-ejaculation, it will not be able to re-enter in the end. ”

Attached: Lu Lun's "Stopper".

Lin Dark Grass flew in shock, and the general drew his bow at night.

Pingming looked for white feathers, not in the stone ridge.

Li Guang shoots stones.

Plugged down the song" Lin Dark Grass is frightened, and the general draws the bow at night.

Pingming looked for white feathers, not in the stone ridge.

From Li Guang Shishi. When Li Guang was hunting, he saw a big stone in the grass, and thought it was a tiger, so he shot an arrow, but the whole arrow shaft was shot into the stone, and only the arrow was exposed. Later in this story is:

Li Guang felt that his performance at that time was outstanding, beyond the past, and repeated it many times in the same place, but the arrow could not be shot into the stone again. There used to be a tiger in the county where Li Guang used to live, and he personally shot it. When Li Guang shot at the tiger when he was in Youbeiping, the tiger jumped up and injured Li Guang, and Li Guang also shot it.

Stopper Song [Author] Wang Changling [Dynasty] Tang Cicada Singing Empty Mulberry Forest, August Xiaoguan Road. Out of the plug into the cold, everywhere yellow reed grass. has never been quiet and guest, and they are all old and dusty. Mo learns from the ranger, and praises Zilu for being good.

At the bottom of the last two sentences of the poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Lu Lun, the author of "Stopper", the soldiers are not afraid of difficulties, are brave and fearless, mighty and good at fighting, and protect the spiritual quality of defending the country.

Li Baisai expressed the author's pride and satisfaction in being able to serve the country and the nation, and his willingness to retire and return to Linquan. The poet is willing to "help the common people, and be safe", and "willing to be an assistant".

In terms of artistic techniques, writing "horses" is actually writing about the athletes who drive horses, and Ma Zhuang is a metaphor for soldiers; It was a great turning point from "resigning from the Han Dynasty" to "breaking the sky", that is, from starting from the army to defeating the enemy. "Feathers", arrows in the saddle. "Tianjiao", the Xiongnu once called themselves "the pride of the sky", here refers to the enemy.

From "bending the bow" to "inserting feathers", such a big turning point was completed in an instant, and how many fierce battle plots and fighting scenes were omitted, which shows the simplicity of the layout and the refinement of the brushwork.

The whole poem is: six songs (the third).

The horse is like the wind, and the whip is out of the Wei Bridge.

Bend the bow to say goodbye to the Han Yue, and insert the feather to break the sky.

The array is exhausted, and the fog in the sky and sea disappears.

Successful painting Lin Pavilion, unique Huo Yao.

The first six lines of the poem are the general narrative to elicit the emotion of the last two sentences. In the first six sentences, the first three sentences depict the majesty of the division, and the last three sentences imitate the heroism of the enemy. This group of poems, like many other poems in the early and prosperous Tang Dynasty, reflects the spiritual outlook of the Tang Dynasty with an optimistic and high-pitched tone and a majestic and magnificent artistic conception.

The first sentence was written about Ma Zhuang as a metaphor for the strength of the soldiers, and the later description of the battlefield highlighted the eagerness of the sergeants, and also exaggerated the urgency of the military task and the strong morale of the Tang army.

Indirect (side) description (foil): the first couplet writes about the galloping horses and the whip that urges the horses forward, and sets off the image characteristics of the soldiers with high morale and the desire to kill the enemy; Direct (frontal, action, detail) details: The jaw joint depicts the action (details) of bending the bow and arrow, showing the courage of the soldiers; Dictionary:

The tail couplet uses the allusion of Huo Quai's meritorious service to highlight the heroism and dedication of the soldiers to serve the motherland.