It s strange that there is no rain and an umbrella, not to cover your head but to make the wind.

No wonder they opened their umbrellas when it didn't rain, it turned out that it wasn't to cover the rain, but to use the umbrella to make the wind move the boat forward Original text Yang Wanli Two children in a fishing boat sat in the boat. It's strange that there is no rain and an umbrella, not to cover your head but to make the wind. Sentence Analysis This poem describes the scene that the poet saw when he passed by Anren on a boat.

The poem is plain and full of fun, showing the childish behavior of two carefree little fishermen and the whimsy that only children can find in their behavior. Here's what the author sees: on a small fishing boat, there are two small children, who put away their pennies and stop their oars.

There is also the author's realization: Oh, no wonder they opened their umbrellas before it rained, it turned out that it was not to shelter from the rain, but to use the umbrella to make the wind move the boat forward.

It is strange that there is no rain and they open their umbrellas, not to cover their heads but to make the wind" The meaning of these two poems is: No wonder they opened their umbrellas when it didn't rain, it turned out that they didn't want to cover the rain, but wanted to use the umbrella as a sail to let the boat move forward. From Yang Wanli's "Boat Over Anren" in the Song Dynasty.

Original poem: Boat through Anren" Song Dynasty: Yang Wanli.

Two children in a fishing boat sit in the boat.

It's strange that there is no rain and an umbrella, not to cover your head but to make the wind.

Interpretation: On a fishing boat, there are two small children, they put away the bamboo poles, stop the oars, and sit in the middle of the boat.

No wonder they opened their umbrellas before it rained, because they didn't want to shelter from the rain, but wanted to use the umbrella as a sail to move the boat forward.

Commentary Two small children sat in a fishing boat, and they put away their rowing pennies and oars, and spread out an umbrella. No wonder they would use umbrellas when it wasn't raining, because they wanted to use the power of the wind to make the boat.

Boat over Anren Song] Yang Wanli.

Two children in a fishing boat sit in the boat.

It's strange that there is no rain and an umbrella, not to cover your head but to make the wind.

Note Anren: The name of the county. In the southeastern part of Hunan Province, a county was established during the Song Dynasty.

Penny: A bamboo pole or wooden pole used to support a boat.

Oars. Strange life: no wonder ("Strange life" not only has the meaning of "strange", but also contains the poet's sudden understanding of the reason, and also contains the funny and interesting psychology caused by understanding the behavior of two boys holding umbrellas.) The word "weird life" seems to be commonplace, but the fun that the author has experienced and the fun of childlike behavior is in it.

Make: use, utilize.

Making the Wind: In the poem, two children use umbrellas as sails to make the boat move. It reflects the intelligence and innocence of children. ,8,

It's strange that they open their umbrellas when it doesn't rain, not to cover their heads but to make the wind" poetic is that they open their umbrellas when it doesn't rain, not to cover the rain, but to use the umbrella as a sail to let the boat move forward. From Yang Wanli's "Boat Over Anren" in the Song Dynasty. This poem describes the scene that the poet saw when he passed by Anren by boat.

The poet focuses directly on children, and the whole poem is written about children's childish behavior. The poet is very good at using children's childishness to have the effect of igniting the poetic environment. The poet's affection for children is overflowing, and he admires the cleverness of the two little children in playing.

Of course, it can also be seen that the poet's childlike innocence is not broken. It expresses the poet's love and appreciation for children.

Boat over Anren [Southern Song Dynasty] Yang Wanli.

It's strange that there is no rain and an umbrella, not to cover your head but to make the wind. Here the poet omits the two children holding umbrellas he saw, omits the doubts that arise in the author's heart, and directly writes about the joy of the doubts being solved. How to unravel it?

It may be that when the poet saw the abnormal behavior of the children, he began to observe and think more seriously, and the result was, of course, suddenly realized: Oh, no wonder they opened their umbrellas before it rained, it turned out that it was not to shelter from the rain, but to dance the handle of the umbrella to make the wind blow the boat to move the boat forward! Or it may be that the two children are asked directly, and the children tell him the reason.

Anyway, knowing the reason, the author must have laughed dumbly, for the cleverness of the little boys, but also for their innocence and childishness, so he happily put pen to paper and recorded this childlike scene. 8, This poem describes the scene that the poet saw when he passed by Anren on a boat.

2) "Strange people open their umbrellas when there is no rain, not to cover their heads but to make the wind." Here the poet omits the two children holding umbrellas he saw, omits the doubts that arise in the author's heart, and directly writes about the joy of the doubts being solved. How to unravel it?

It may be that when the poet saw the abnormal behavior of the children, he began to observe and think more seriously, and the result was, of course, he suddenly realized: Oh, no wonder they opened their umbrellas before it rained, it turned out that they did not want to shelter from the rain, but wanted to use the umbrella to make the wind move the boat forward! It may also be to ask the two children directly, and the child will give the reason. 0,