Who knows what famous artists wrote about spring? 5

Nostalgia for spring.

Zhang Xiaofeng. Spring must have been like this: from the green and restrained mountains, a handful of snow can no longer hold on, poof, laughing cold noodles into flowers, a surging song, singing from the clouds to the foothills, from the foothills to the low deserted villages, singing into the hedge, singing into the yellow webs of a duckling, singing into the soft and dissolving spring mud - soft as a bed of freshly turned quilt spring mud.

So delicate, so sensitive, but so chaotic and boundless, a thunder can provoke the clouds that cry all over the sky for no reason, a cuckoo cry, and a city of azaleas. A gust of wind rises, and each willow sings out a white and vast, virtual drifting, indescribable, inaudible and inaudible flying flocculents, every trace of flying flocculation is a semicolon of a willow. Anyway, spring is so unreasonable, not logical, but still calm.

Spring must have been like this: the withered stems full of dark leaves and flowers were hard to hold on to the old ploughing, and the thousands of houses in the north were disturbed by the wind and snow, and they still held a small empty bird's nest. Then, suddenly, one day, the peach blossom conquered all the mountain villages and rivers, and the willow tree controlled the royal ditch and the people's riverhead—spring was like a king with a clear banner, beautiful because of long-term pious prayers.

And about the name of spring, there must have been such a story: before the Book of Songs, before the Book of Songs, before the Cangjie characters, a lamb suddenly felt juicy when he was mowing grass, and a child suddenly felt the soaring when he flew a kite. A pair of legs suffering from rheumatism suddenly felt comfortable, and thousands of pairs of hands on the bank of the river suddenly felt the blood of the water ......As they ran to each other in amazement, they decided to pout their mouths in the shape of a whistle and name the season with a pleasant whisper – spring.

Birds can start measuring the sky again, some are responsible for measuring the blueness of the sky, some are responsible for measuring the transparency of the sky, and some are responsible for measuring the height and depth of the sky with those wings, and all the birds are not good mathematicians, they squeak and calculate, and nucleus, and finally they still dare not announce the statistics.

As for all the flowers, they have been given to the butterflies to count. All the stamens are to be compiled by the bees, and all the trees are to be pampered by the wind. And the wind, hand over to the old wind chimes in front of the eaves to remember one by one, and inquire one by one.

Spring must have been like this, or, somewhere, it still is? Through the deep black forest of chimneys and chimneys, I want to visit the spring that lingers in the distant era.

Spring is a work by modern essayist Zhu Ziqing. "Spring" is Zhu Ziqing's famous prose work, which was originally published in July 1933 and has been used in Chinese middle school Chinese textbooks for a long time since then.

Zhu Ziqing (November 22, 1898 - August 12, 1948), formerly known as Zihua, called Qiushi, later changed his name to Ziqing, and his name was Peixian. He is a modern Chinese essayist, poet, scholar, and fighter for democracy.

He graduated from high school in 1916 and was successfully admitted to the preparatory department of Peking University. In 1919 he began to publish poetry. In 1928, the first collection of essays, "Back", was published by Shen Heyuan.

In July 1932, he was appointed head of the Department of Chinese Literature at Tsinghua University. In 1934, he published "Miscellaneous Notes on European Travel" and "Miscellaneous Notes on London". In 1935, he published a collection of essays, You and Me.

On August 12, 1948, he died of gastric perforation in Beiping at the age of 50.

Background: This article was written around 1933. At this time, the author Zhu Ziqing had just returned to China from a roaming tour in Europe, and concluded a happy marriage with Ms. Chen Zhuyin, and then was happy to have a noble son, and at the same time served as the director of the Department of Chinese Literature at Tsinghua University.

"Spring" is Zhu Ziqing's famous prose, describing and eulogizing a vigorous spring, but it is also a realistic portrayal of Zhu Ziqing's spiritual world.

This article was originally published in July 1933 and has been used in Chinese middle school textbooks for a long time. In this "hymn to spring", which is "full of poetry", it is in fact full of the writer's thoughts and emotions in a specific period, his pursuit of life and personality, and expresses the traditional cultural accumulation in the writer's bones and his yearning for freedom.

After 1927, Zhu Ziqing has always been looking for and creating an ideal world deep in his soul - the world of dreams, which is used to place his "rather unquiet" heart and resist the disturbances of the outside world, so that he can "be alone" in the claustrophobic study and achieve his education.

Literary appreciation: Spring is like a little girl, flowers and branches, smiling, walking. This sentence uses both "metaphor" and "personification", comparing spring to a "little girl".

In the spring, she gradually grew and became a "flowery" little girl. She is slim and generous, "smiling and walking", which is really lovely. The development and progress of society will enable more children and adolescents to grow up healthily, and this is the good wish of human society.

Spring is like a sturdy youth, with iron-like arms and waist and feet, leading us forward" is a "metaphor" and "personification" at the same time, comparing spring to a "youth" with "iron-like arms and waist and feet", with ideals, courage, deeds, and daring to take responsibility. Spring, this "sturdy youth," "led us forward." ”

Here, the author indulges in the praise of spring. And it is further revealed: spring has unquenchable creativity and infinite hope. Therefore, we should take the vigorous spring pace to create a better and happier new life.