What are the similarities and differences between the emotions expressed by the lyrical protagonists

There are certain similarities and differences in the emotions expressed by the lyrical protagonists in the two poems Guan Ju and Zijin.

The similarity lies in the fact that the protagonists in both poems express deep affection and longing for someone. The protagonist in "Guan Ju" is interested in the woman he likes, "Guan Guan Ju Dove, in the river island." My Fair Lady, Gentleman. , expressing his affection for her; And the protagonist in "Zijin" said to the woman he liked, "Qingqing Zijin, take care of my heart." Even if I don't go, Zining won't make a sound? ", expressing his feelings of missing her.

The difference is that the protagonists in the two poems express their emotions in slightly different ways. The protagonist in "Guan Ju" takes a more direct approach to the woman he likes, clearly expressing his love for her; The protagonist in "Zijin" is more subtle, just expressing his thoughts about her, and does not directly say things like "I love you". In addition, the protagonist in "Guan Ju" takes a more positive attitude and wants to pursue the woman he likes; The protagonist in "Zijin" is more negative, just silently thinking about her, and does not take any practical actions to pursue her.

Guofeng Zhou Nan Guan Ju is the first poem of the first collection of poetry in ancient China, the Book of Songs. This poem skillfully adopts the expression technique of "xing" to tell the story of a gentleman pursuing a lady. In the first chapter, the birds sing in unison, relying on each other, and the association of a lady accompanying a gentleman arises.

In the following chapters, the act of picking vegetables arouses the protagonist's crazy lovesickness and pursuit of women.

"National Style, Zheng Feng, Zijin" is a Chinese folk song of Zheng Di in the pre-Qin period. The work depicts the scene of a woman missing and climbing the castle tower anxiously waiting for her sweetheart, and describes the psychological activity of the woman's unrequited love.

"Zijin" tells the story of a woman in love, who is eagerly waiting for her lover on the city tower, but after waiting for her lover for a long time, her strong love can't help but turn into resentment. The whole text uses flashbacks, "Qingqing Zijin" and "Qingqingzi Pei" are men's clothing, and women use each other's clothes to refer to lovers, which shows the deep friendship of women for men, as well as women's strong thoughts for lovers.

The poet uses a lot of psychological descriptions to make the heroine's anxious state seem to be in front of him. The two rhetorical questions of "Zining does not speak" and "Zining does not come" write the heroine's complaint that she has no news of her lover and does not see anyone, and she is not without reserve in her expectation. The only two verbs in the poem, the words "pick" and "da", still express the heroine's inner annoyance.

Always at the end, exaggerated techniques are used to create a contrast between subjective time and objective time, and the image shows the strong emotions of the protagonist.

"Zijin".

Qingqing Zijin, leisurely my heart. Even if I don't go, Zining won't make a sound?

Qingqingzi Pei, I think about it. Even if I don't go, Zining won't come?

Picky and embarrassed, in the city. Not seen for a day, like March.

This poem depicts a woman waiting for her lover on the castle tower, expressing her feelings of longing, longing to meet the person she likes, and expressing deep longing.

"Zijin" expresses a woman's deep longing and longing to meet the person she likes, reflecting the woman's deep longing for the person she likes.

Main content: "Guan Ju" writes about a man's longing and pursuit of a woman, expressing the pain he can't ask for and the joy he gets.

It expresses the protagonist's burning thirst for beautiful love. It fully expresses the simple and sincere aspirations of the ancient working people, and highlights the healthy and sincere thoughts and feelings of young men and women, as well as their bold pursuit of a legitimate and free love life.

Guofeng, Zhounan, Guan Ju is the first poem in the Book of Songs, the first collection of poetry in ancient China, and is generally considered to be a love song describing the love between men and women. This poem skillfully adopts the expression technique of "xing" in art.

The Book of Poetry is the beginning of ancient Chinese poetry and the earliest collection of poetry.

The content of "Guan Ju" is actually very simple, it is to write about a "gentleman's" pursuit of "lady", and write that he is distressed when he can't get a "lady", and he can't sleep after tossing and turning; I was very happy when I got the "lady", and asked people to play ** to celebrate, and in this way, I made the "lady" happy.

It fully expresses the healthy and sincere thoughts and feelings of young men and women, as well as their bold pursuit of a legitimate and free love life. This poem tells the story of a man who meets a girl who picks vegetables by the river, and is moved by the girl's diligence, beauty and quietness, which then arouses a strong sense of admiration, and fully expresses the simple aspirations of the ancient working people. Good old grandson.

Because "Guan Ju" not only recognizes that the love between men and women is a natural and normal feeling, but also requires that this feeling be restrained and conform to the virtues of society, people in later generations often take one end of their needs and extend it to play, and people who resist the inhuman oppression of feudal etiquette and religion often use the authoritative banner of "Guan Ju" to assert the right to satisfy personal feelings. The so-called "poetry has no mastery" can be seen in "Guan Ju".