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"There is always a piece of frog sound" is a very beautiful article, which uses beautiful writing to describe the sound of frogs in the south, expressing the author's deep attachment and nostalgia for his hometown in the south. Through the description of the frog sound in his hometown, the author sets off his yearning for inner peace, and describes the sound of frogs and all the background in the frog sound, showing the author's longing for his hometown.

The description in the first subsection of the article describes the warmth of life in the south, and also shows that the south is a place where dreams set sail. In the second stanza, "The frogs are like children, and when they are playing to their heart's content, they sit together on the water and sing." In this sentence, the author uses metaphor and anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques to express the naughtiness of his imaginary frog in concise sentences, and at the same time expresses the author's love for frogs.

In my opinion, the frog's cry is very monotonous and disturbing, but the author not only does not have any aversion to the frog's voice, but also has a soft spot for it. Later, when the author came to Beijing, he lamented that although there was a meadow in front of the window, there was no angel-like frog and the sound of the frog.

The author is not only lamenting the lack of frog sounds, but also the lack of quiet and ordinary life. The author writes about his memories and thoughts about the sound of frogs to highlight his nostalgia for the peaceful life of the old days. He also compares the acacia flowers in Beijing with the frogs in the south, showing his nostalgia and nostalgia for the simple, plain, quiet and warm life in the south.

The author writes articles to express his feelings of longing for his hometown. Living on a moonlit night in the capital, the author will think of the warm and beautiful pond of his hometown on a moonlit night and the croaking of frogs, evoking his memories of his hometown and dispelling the loneliness in his heart.

Before reading this article, we have to get to know the author first. Gu Qingsheng, Hakka. His ancestral home is in Jiangxi, and he was born in Hubei.

He worked in public service such as geological exploration, propaganda and professional writing, and resigned in 1994 to pursue professional writing in Beijing. Freelance writer and well-known best-selling author.

He walked into wandering writing as a geological team member, integrating wandering, life, and writing to create a strange and personalized walking literary text. Originally, Hakka people were born with a historical origin of leaving their homeland, and there was a "wandering" factor flowing in their blood, coupled with the author's "drifting north" for many years, thinking of his homeland, there will always be a sense of wandering, so it is easy for us to understand the delicate feelings poured out in "There is always that frog sound".

"The sound of frogs" is an unforgettable thing in the author's hometown life. The author skillfully replaces the abstract "feelings" of his hometown with the figurative "frog sound", and expresses his nostalgia and reluctance to give up his hometown by writing the unforgettable "frog sound"; At the same time, the whole article is written around the "sound of frogs", the author writes not only about the "sound of frogs" in his hometown, but also about the "sound of frogs" that he imagined and hoped for when he was in Beijing. It can be seen that the title "There is always a frog sound" not only points out the clues of the article, but also vividly and implicitly writes the author's attachment and nostalgia for his hometown, showing the theme of the article.

During the summer vacation, I read a book "Frog" by Nobel Prize winner Mo Yan. There are three things that struck me about this book:

Clause. 1. The language is plain and interesting, and the personal language taste is strong and easy to understand, and it is very personal. For example:

The royal liver and the royal gallbladder are identical twins. Wang Liver is tall, but Wang Dan is a pocket girl who never grows up—a dwarf, to put it mildly. Everyone said that when he was in his mother's womb, he changed his health, and the king liver overtook the nutrition, so the king gall grew small.

The twins are described here as identical twins, although it is very elegant not to be sold, but it sounds both popular and ridiculous. Even a child who is just sensible understands it when he hears it.

Clause. Second, the story is authentic and based on the people and things around you. The real story always feels like a scoundrel, and the depiction is so close to life, so natural and smooth.

For example, "For example, I told the story of eating coal. Many people thought I was making it up, but I swear in my aunt's name: it's not a fabrication, it's conclusive.

The facts are ......The next day, we ate coal while listening to Teacher Yu's lecture in class. Our mouths were black, and the corners of our mouths were stained with coal dust. "In the past, the children were hungry for class, and they even ate coal.

But under Mo Yan's plain description, it seems very real and childlike.

Clause. 3. Humanistic care can arouse readers' thinking, but it does not put forward more thoughtful personal views, and fails to lead readers to think in a higher and broader way. For example, at the end of the article, only the end of the aunt's death is mentioned, but the role of family planning in Chinese history is not viewed in a higher and more far-reaching way.

Mo Yan's ** gives people the feeling that it is a mixed bag of good and bad about family planning, which seems bland and strange.

16. What is the effect of the first paragraph of the article on the description of the scenery in front of the window in the southern country? (4 points).

Answer: 17. From the full text, what is the reason why there are no frogs in the north? (3 points).

Answer: 18. Combined with the context, appreciate and analyze the line sentences from the two aspects of language characteristics and expression effects. (3 points).

People couldn't help but find that the warm wisp of affection turned into two cold teardrops, hanging on their cheeks like ice. ”

Answer: 19. Please tell me about the beauty of adding braille in the following sentences. (2 points).

Above the white water, suddenly there was a little frog from nowhere, stumbling and jumping happily, as if to take a closer look at the moon from the water, or sit on the moon and let the moon float it.

Answer: 20. Combined with the meaning of the text, tell us about the profound meaning of the title "There is always that frog sound"? (4 points).

Answer: 16 (4 marks) Write about the beautiful spring scenery of the southern hometown (1 point); renders the warm atmosphere of the hometown of spring (1 point); Expressing the author's deep love (or attachment) for his hometown (1 point); Prepare for the following writing about the frog (or create a nice and welcoming environment for the following writing about the frog song) (1 point).

17 (3 points) There is no rainy season in the north (1 point); Even if it rains, it will not accumulate a puddle of water to attract frogs (1 point); The croaking of the frog originates from the depths of the soul of the detained traveler (1 point).

18. (3 points) "Warm" contrasts sharply with "soaked" and "ice" (1 point); Highlight the contrast between the nostalgia of dreams and the reality of detention (1 point); It is a powerful expression of the homesickness of the wanderer (1 point).

19. (2 points) Braille uses a series of expressive verbs to write the joy of the frog playing to its heart's content (1 point), expressing the author's love for the frog and the joy in his heart (1 point).

20. (4 points) "Always" means that it cannot be brushed off (1 point); "The sound of frogs" is an unforgettable sound in the author's hometown (1 point); No matter where, on the night of a spring night, I always recall the sound of frogs that I can't do without in my life (1 point); It conveys a strong sense of homesickness for the detained traveler (1 point).