Is Zhu Ziqing s Hurry a narrative?

"Hurry" is a lyrical prose that depicts the common scenes of spring, such as swallows, willows, peach blossoms, etc., and writes about the daily scenes of the sun rising in the east and setting in the west.

The background of the writing of "Hurry".

Hurriedly was written during the ebb and flow of the May Fourth Movement. At that time, the "May Fourth" intellectual youth were busy saving the country and were oppressed by the political environment at that time, but they did not stop pursuing progress. Zhu Ziqing was disappointed by the reality of the ebb and flow of the May Fourth Movement, but the author was not willing to sink in his hesitation.

Zhu Ziqing stood on his "neutralism" position to persistently explore and pursue, so Zhu Ziqing relied on the spring scenery to stimulate his inner emotions, with the help of imagination to release beauty, and wrote "Hurry".

Appreciation.

"Hurry" meticulously portrays the author's feeling that time is fleeting, expresses the author's psychological state of confusion, confusion and distress, makes the whole text have a flexible life, and makes the author's emotions and feelings more resonant.

This article is a popular prose written by the famous modern writer Zhu Ziqing. The article closely follows the word "hurry", delicately depicts the traces of the passage of time, expresses the author's helplessness and regret for the passage of time, and reveals the theme idea that since you have come to this world, you can't go in vain.

Background.

Zhu Ziqing's prose poem "Hurry" was written on March 28, 1922. It was the ebb and flow of the May Fourth Movement, and the reality constantly disappointed the author. However, the poet is not willing to sink in his hesitation, he stands on his "neutralism" position and persistently pursues it.

He believes that "all processes in life have their own meaning and value – every moment has a meaning and value in every moment!"

Each moment has its fair place in the duration of time. (Zhu Ziqing, "Letter to Yu Pingbo", November 7, 1922) Therefore, he had to "step on the soil step by step and lay deep footprints" (shouting Zhu Ziqing's "Destruction") in order to obtain "the satisfaction of the paragraph". The whole poem reveals the poet's unjust whispering in the faint sorrow, which also reflects the general mood of the intellectual youth during the ebb and flow of the "May Fourth".

The article closely follows the word "hurry", delicately depicts the traces of the passage of time, and expresses the author's helplessness and regret for the passage of time.

What the author reveals is not only personal helplessness, but also reflects the mood of the times when some young people loved life and pursued progress, but they were not without confusion and depression. However, Zhu Ziqing was not willing to sink in his hesitation, and the author stood on his "neutralism" standpoint and persistently pursued it.

Although the society at that time was full of holes, he still insisted on following his own path of life after the struggle of his thoughts, and there may not be light ahead, but he resolutely did not stay in the darkness of reality. In the Nasunpei society at that time, how many intellectual youths insisted on pursuing light and hope like the author, and bravely hurried on the road of life, leaving behind a hurried figure.

Literary appreciation: Contrast: The contrast in "Hurry" is connected by the unity of contradiction or the simplicity of complexity, forming an organic whole. This usage implies contradiction in unity. It enhances the sense of harmony and creates the impression of changing combinations.

For example, "The swallow has gone, and there is a time to come again; The willows are withered, and there is a time when they are green again; The peach blossoms are gone, and there is a time to bloom again. "Though he who goes, he who comes; How did you rush in the middle of coming? With the help of the contradiction of "going and coming", the sense of harmony of the content of the article is enhanced, and the syllables also constitute a sense of rhythmic beauty.

The coherent arrangement gives people a strong power with its momentum, infiltrates the human heart, and makes people feel happy in the joy of language and a profound sense of rhythm and beauty in the continuous comparison of laughter and laughter.

The classic comparison in the first sentence of "Hurry", the third paragraph "When you wash your hands, the days pass by in the basin; When eating, the days pass from the rice bowl: when you are silent, you pass from the eyes of the gaze" are all used to give people a sense of rhythm change and harmony with a neat sentence structure.

The repetition of the continuous hole is also an artistic means of using the same sentence again and again to give the language a distinct sense of rhythm. This sense of rhythm reflects both intense, deep, and agitated emotions, as well as continuous, undulating rhythms. As a result, it can produce a strong infectious power.