The main content of Bingxin s Watching the Dance written by Bingxin

Haha, we just learned this the day before yesterday!

It tells the story of the Carama sisters' love for dance.

Wrote about the diversity of the dance, and Bingxin's praise for the Kalama sisters

1. Main content.

"Watching the Dance" is a beautiful prose, the famous writer Bing Xin admired the Indian dancer Kalama sisters' beautiful dancing and felt that the article to praise the Kalama sisters as emotional clues, through vivid and delicate depictions, the foreign cultural customs are vividly displayed in front of us.

2. Creative background.

Watching the Dance is an essay written by Bingxin in the late fifties, when Sino-Indian relations were in the honeymoon period. There are many common positions and viewpoints in the international community, especially the convening of the Bandung Conference in 1955, which further promoted the development of Sino-Indian relations. It is in this context that Bing Xin wrote this essay on the theme of an exotic performance, Indian dance.

It is precisely because of this background that this essay is also suspected of being a work of the situation. The flaws in the text are also obvious.

3. About the author.

Bingxin (, formerly known as Xie Wanying, pen name Bingxin, takes "a piece of ice heart in the jade pot" as the meaning. Originally from Hengling Village, Changle, Fuzhou, Fujian. Famous poet, writer, translator and children's writer.

Known as the Old Man of the Century. He published a collection of small poems, including Stars (1923), Spring Water (1923), and Bingxin Poems (1932). In 1982, the Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House began to publish the five-volume Bingxin Anthology, which included most of the works created between 1919 and 1982, divided into volumes by genre, and is a relatively complete anthology so far.

The author uses subtle language to show the superb dancing skills of the Indian Kalama sisters, expressing their praise, gratitude and nostalgia. At the same time, it also reveals the connotation of the roots of national art in the cultural soil of the nation.

If I were a poet, I would write a long poem about their busy nights and days.

If I were a painter, I would use a variety of colors to highlight their kind eyebrows and their desk-slung figures.

If I were a composer, I would use notes to convey their caring care and patient explanations.

If I were a sculptor, I would simulate their energetic three-foot podium on jade.

But I'm not even a chongmin! I can only use my own meagre words to describe this lovely and respectable gardener's work.

"Watching the Dance" is a beautiful prose written by the famous writer Bing Xin after admiring the graceful dancing of the Indian dancers Kalama sisters. The article takes the praise of the Kalama sisters as an emotional clue, and vividly and delicately depicts the foreign culture and customs in front of us.

This article uses vivid and beautiful language to write visual images, and uses superb language skills to express stage art. Mainly using metaphors and analogies and other rhetoric, the delicate dance of the Kalama sisters is vividly depicted, and the visual image is transformed into a verbal image as much as possible, which stimulates the reader's imagination. While reminiscing about the article, readers seem to appreciate the unique physical beauty of dance art, so as to obtain the dual aesthetic enjoyment of language and dance.

In this article, the author uses subtle language to show the superb dance skills of the Indian Kalama sisters, expressing his praise, gratitude and nostalgia for them. At the same time, it also reveals the connotation of national art rooted in the cultural soil of the nation.

After reading this text, I understand the infectious power of art, art can make people in your fantasy world, art can drive your brother's senses, even if you don't understand the content of dance, it can also drive your thinking, let you swim in the atmosphere of art!