Thrush Exercise Answer Parse Word Explanation

Hundreds of thousands of voices move at will, and the mountain flowers are red and purple trees.

I knew that the lock listened to the golden cage, and it was not as free as crying in the forest.

Notes Notes】 Birds' voices are tactful. To high and low:

Flying high and low. Golden Cage: A valuable birdcage.

Ouyang Xiu's "Thrush Bird", the first two sentences describe the scene: the thrush bird cries a thousand times, one high and one low dances, making the red and purple mountain flowers even more pleasing to the eye. The last two sentences are lyrical:

Seeing those birds in cages, I really envy the thrushes flying in the forest, free and unrestrained. What should also be understood here is that the author Ouyang Xiu was relegated to Chuzhou at this time because he was excluded from the court, and the mood for writing this poem can be known.

Translation: Thousands of bird chirps, reverberating at will, right there) The mountain flowers are blooming in thousands of purples and reds, and the trees are high and low.

Only then did I realize that hearing the cry of the thrush locked in the golden cage (before) was far less than the free cry of a leisurely walk in the woods.

1) How many types of thrushes are written in this poem? How do you write a thrush?

2) What kind of thoughts and feelings does the author express when he writes about thrushes?

Answer: One is free and natural, and the other is not free and bound.

Contrasting techniques'The author uses the thrush to express his desire for freedom and lament the bondage of talent.

Thrush Ouyang Xiu.

Hundreds of thousands of voices move at will, and the mountain flowers are red and purple trees.

I knew that the lock listened to the golden cage, and it was not as free as crying in the forest.

Notes】 Xiao: The sound of birds is tactful.

High and low: high and low.

Golden Cage: A valuable birdcage.

The thrush bird cries thousands of times, one high and one low dances, making the red and purple mountain flowers even more pleasing to the eye (writing the scene).

When I see those birds in cages, I really envy the thrushes flying in the forest, free and unrestrained (lyrical).

Summary] Only then did I know that it was far better to lock the thrush in a golden cage and listen to its cry than to let it sing freely in the woods.

Again: The author Ouyang Xiu was relegated to Chuzhou at this time because he was excluded from the court, and the mood for writing this poem can be known.

Writing the thrush is really writing about oneself, and the hundreds of thousands of voices of the thrush bird express the heart song of returning to the mountains and forests and being unfettered. Look at the mountain flowers, the leaves and trees, the green onion cage, what kind of gold with purple robes; Infinite joy and pleasure are like a clear stream pouring out of the mountains, washing away the vulgar dust, leaving only the melodious rhyme flowing.

A contrasting technique is used: the first two sentences (write about the thrush that is free and free to soar) and the last two sentences (write about the thrush that has fallen into a cage and lost its freedom) form a contrast.

A good thrush bird should have long, thin eyebrows that cannot be interrupted in the middle, and look like thick eyebrows that people have deliberately painted.

(1) Looks, crying, (2) Interesting, beautiful feathers, beautiful crying (3) Appearance, eyebrows, mouth, body, tail, head, legs, eye circles, eyes, nails, bamboo tendons, beef tendons (4) The above sentence is quoted below.

1 Thrush eyebrows should be long and thin, with no interruptions in between.

2. Interesting, beautiful feathers, and beautiful crying.

3. Appearance: eyebrows, mouth, body, tail, head, legs, eye circles, eyes, nails, bamboo, beef tendons.

4. Connecting the previous and the next.

When the author came into the woods, he saw the thrushes flying freely on the branches full of red, red, purple and purple mountain flowers, and heard them singing happily in the high and low treetops, and he could not help but sigh that if they were locked up, even if they were locked in a golden cage, they would not have sung such a beautiful song. Because freedom is a prerequisite for a pleasant life.

Isn't it like that with birds, and isn't it like with people?

Then I knew that it was better to lock the thrush in a golden cage and listen to its cry than to let it sing freely in the woods.

Appreciation] This article borrows the thrush to express his own spirit, and the title of the poem is "Jun Zhai Wen Hundred Tongues". Thrushes and hundred tongues are songbirds with tactful voices, and the poet also wrote in the poem "Crying Birds" that "the south window sleeps in many springs and is beautiful, and the hundred tongues do not know and urge the sky." The color of the yellow bird is already cute, and the tongue is dumb like a delicate baby.

It can be seen how much he appreciates "crying freely in the forest", and the comparison of "locked to the golden cage" here shows the poet's psychology of breaking free and yearning for freedom. The poet was originally an official in the court, but later because of the party dispute, he was demoted to the governor of the prefecture and the county, and these two sentences probably have some sustenance.

A contrasting technique is used: the first two sentences (write about the thrush that is free and free to soar) and the last two sentences (write about the thrush that has fallen into a cage and lost its freedom) form a contrast.

"Birds are not only beautiful in appearance, they also have many virtues", this sentence is a transitional sentence in the text, which plays the role of connecting the previous and the next. Expert.

It not only inherits the beauty of the above genus birds, but also reveals the virtues they possess below. At the same time, it is said that they possess virtues that give them a deeper meaning, giving them human character.

Personal understanding, willing to help you!

It plays the role of connecting the previous and the next, and the transition is natural, not only 、、、 but also 、、、 has the function of highlighting the virtues of birds, attracting the reader's interest in continuing to read.

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"Thrush" Song Ouyang Xiu Hundreds of voices move at will, and the mountain flowers are red and purple trees. I knew that the lock listened to the golden cage, and it was not as free as crying in the forest. [Notes] Feel free to move:

Fly freely through the woods. Tree height: High or low in the woods.

Golden cage: A birdcage inlaid with gold. The author came to the woods and saw.

Thrush Ouyang Xiu.

Hundreds of thousands of voices move at will, and the mountain flowers are red and purple trees.

I knew that the lock listened to the golden cage, and it was not as free as crying in the forest.

The poem uses contrast, the author contrasts the first two lines of the free, free-spirited thrush in the forest with the last two lines of the thrush trapped in a cage and losing its freedom.

The whole poem is based on words and aspirations, and the lyrics are borrowed from things, showing the poet's love and yearning for a free and easy life, and at the same time expressing his disgust with officialdom.