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Heavenly Market.

Far away the street lamp (bright) -

It seems to be shining (innumerable) stars

The stars in the sky (now).

It seems to be lit (innumerable) street lamps

I think that ethereal air

Definitely) there are beautiful street markets

Some of the items on display in the street market

Certainly) is something that is not found in the world

Look at the shallow Tianhe

1 The Heavenly Market

This poem is based on the legend of the Cowherd and Weaver Girl in ancient China, which depicts the wonderful scene of the heavenly street through rich and peculiar imagination, and expresses the poet's thoughts and feelings of getting rid of feudal shackles, pursuing ideals, and yearning for freedom and happiness.

2 "Silent Night".

Through the description of moonlight, pine trees, sparse stars, Tianhe, and white clouds, the author depicts an extremely quiet and beautiful moonlit night scene, expressing his disappointment with the times, and also faintly revealing his longing for the motherland, hometown, and relatives.

Definitely) is (not very) broad—

The Cowherd and Weaver Girl across the river.

Will be able to ride a cow to and fro

I think they're at the moment—

Definitely) wander around the Celestial Street

Unbelief? Look at that shooting star

It was they who were walking with lanterns

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Star; Lamp; City; Strange; Wide; Past; Swim; Walk. The four stanzas reflect the characteristics of each stanza to change rhyme, which makes the rhyme flexible and changeable; The second is in line with the advance of the storyline of the poem.

Wheat fields in the sea.

The golden waves of wheat rise and fall with the wind, like a wide sea.

The deep blue sea is rough and waves, like a wheat field swaying in abundance.

I think there must be a huge treasure in the depths of the sea.

The items contained in the treasure must be rare in the world.

You see, the black dirt must have been very generous.

The hard-working peasants will be able to reap the heavy ears of wheat.

I think they must be tasting the wheat at the moment.

If you don't believe it, look at that happiness, it's him who wipes away the sweat and laughs.

(1) First interpret the definitions of association and imagination.

Association: It is the mental process of thinking about one thing to another, and there is either a causal relationship or a similar relationship between two things.

Imagination: It is the process of creating a new image on the basis of the original perceptual image.

2) Interpret the first verse.

1) What did the psalmist see when he looked into the distance? What comes to mind?

The poet looks at the street lamps looming in the distance, which resembles the twinkling stars in the sky, and the association arises.

Then the poet looked up at the sky and saw the twinkling stars, and naturally thought of the street lamps that loomed in the distance.

2) There are two uses of association in this verse.

Stars are associated with street lamps.

And then the star is associated with the street lamp.

3) Use some appropriate verbs in the first stanza, the role of which should not be ignored.

Write about street lamps using "bright" and "point"; Writing about stars uses "flash" and "present". Because the street lamp is made by people, it is used as "point"; And the stars originally existed, but they gradually became clear as the sky dimmed, so "present" was used. There will be no obvious change after the street lights are on, so "bright" is used, while the stars are constantly flashing, so "flashing" is used.

3) Interpretation. Verses two, three, and four.

1) The contrast between the heavenly market and reality described in verse 2.

Streets: Prosperity, Light, Affluence Reality: Desolation, Darkness, Poverty.

Contrast: It reflects the author's dissatisfaction with reality and his yearning for a better life.

2) The contrast between the market and reality described in Section 3.

Market: Free Reality: Not Free.

In contrast, it expresses the pain and grief of the attacker, and the yearning for freedom.

3) In the fourth section, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl gather together to form a strong contrast with the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.

In the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, the Cowherd and Weaver Girl, who are deeply in love, are separated by the heavenly river drawn by the Queen Mother, and they can only meet once a year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. And the Cowherd and Weaver Girl here have been liberated, and they live freely, happily and contentedly. This reveals the poet's hatred of darkness, his yearning for a bright, free and happy life, and his persistent pursuit.

4) In the text, "There must be beautiful markets. ", it must be a rare thing that there is no in the world", "it must not be very broad", "it must be wandering in the heavenly street" all use the word "certainly", which shows the attitude towards life.

The author firmly believes that such a world must exist, and is full of confidence in a bright future.

5) "Don't believe it, look at the shooting star, it's them walking with lanterns." "Duo" is a measure word for meteors, which is very good to use here.

Flowers, originally described as flowers, here describe meteors as bright and beautiful as flowers.

4) Summarize the whole poem.

This poem depicts the heavenly market and the beautiful life through the association and imagination of the distant street lamp, expresses the author's hatred for the dark reality, the yearning and pursuit of a bright, free, happy and happy life, and inspires people to strive for the realization of this ideal.

Far away the street lamp (bright) -

It seems to be shining with countless stars.

The stars in the sky (now).

It seems to be lit by countless street lamps.

I think that ethereal air

Definitely) there are beautiful street markets

Some of the items on display in the market are certainly rare things that do not exist in the world.

You see, the shallow river of heaven is certainly not very wide.

The Cowherd and Weaver Girl across the river will definitely be able to ride the oxen to and fro.

I think they must be wandering around the Heavenly Street at this moment.

If you don't believe it, look at the shooting star, it's them walking with lanterns.

Heavenly Market.

Far away the street lamp (bright) -

It seems to be shining with countless stars.

The stars in the sky (now).

It seems to be lit by countless street lamps.

I think that ethereal air

Definitely) there are beautiful street markets

Some of the items on display in the market are certainly rare things that do not exist in the world.

You see, the shallow river of heaven is certainly not very wide.

The Cowherd and Weaver Girl across the river will definitely be able to ride the oxen to and fro.

I think they must be wandering around the Heavenly Street at this moment.

If you don't believe it, look at the shooting star, it's them walking with lanterns.

Silent Night" Moonlight is faint.

Shrouded in pine forests outside the village.

The white clouds were clustered, and a few points of sparse stars were leaked.

Where is Tianhe?

Far from the sea fog blurred.

I'm afraid that there will be a merman in the lift, to the moon beads?

"Heavenly Market" is a modern poem written by modern writer Guo Moruo in October 1921.

The poet uses the expressive technique of imagination, imagining the starry night sky as a heavenly market lit with countless street lamps, and imagining the meteors in the sky as the cowherd and weaver girl carrying lanterns wandering on the street, expressing the poet's yearning for freedom and his hope for an ideal society. The style of the whole poem is tranquil, with natural and fresh language, neat short sentences, and harmonious and beautiful rhymes, expressing the poet's innocent ideals.

This poem, with a wide rhyme foot, is roughly similar. There are ing, ong, eng, ong, in, ang, etc. These rhymes allow for the same rhyme in the new poem.

Heavenly Market.

The street lights in the distance were bright, as if countless stars were shining. (rhyme).

The stars in the sky appeared, as if lit by countless street lamps. (rhyme).

I think that ethereal air, (rhyme).

Definitely) there are beautiful street markets

Some of the items on display in the market, (rhyme).

Certainly) is something that is not found in the world

You see, the shallow river of heaven is certainly not very wide. (rhyme).

The Cowherd and Weaver Girl across the river will definitely be able to ride the oxen to and fro. (rhyme).

I think they must be wandering around the Heavenly Street at this moment.

If you don't believe it, look at the shooting star, (rhyme).

It was they who were walking with lanterns