How the first four scenes of The First Return to the Stone Lake are written shows the poet s emoti

First return to Stone Lake. Fan Chengda.

The dawn fog is blue and blue, and the west bank of Hengtang crosses the east of the city.

Pedestrians are half out of the rice flowers, and the heron is lonely in the rhombic leaves.

Believe in the feet to know the old road, and recognize the neighbor when frightened.

At that time, the hand planted the slanted bridge willow, and countless chirping and green swept away.

Analysis] The title of this poem is called "The First Return to Shihu", which means the first time. Return, means to return, to return. The title directly points out the author's "young and old man who left home and returned", what kind of situation will it be to return to Shihu for the first time in so many years!?

What changes will you see, and what will you meet with those old people? After all, it was the place where the author was haunted by his dreams! At this time, the reader involuntarily has the idea of eagerly reading the content of the poem.

This poem is the work of the poet when he returned to his hometown of Suzhou Shihu Villa, and the poem writes about the beautiful natural scenery of his hometown and expresses his love for his hometown. The gist of the poem says: In the early morning, the dawn fog is filled, and the red sun that has just risen, dyeing the sky into red, black and purple colors, I walked in the east of Yuecheng on the west bank of Hengtang.

Pedestrians walk in the fields, only half of their bodies are exposed above the rice flowers, and the egrets that live in the pond look even more white and lovely against the backdrop of the green water chestnut leaves. As I walked, I could recognize the old road, and I often met an old man who recognized him as an old neighbor from the past, and both of them were surprised that their faces became unrecognizable. The willows planted by themselves on the side of the inclined bridge have now grown into big trees, with emerald green branches and leaves swaying in the air in the wind, and countless cicadas chirping on the willows.

The first couplet, "The morning fog is blue and blue, and the west bank of Hengtang crosses the east of the city." "The morning sun is actually the sun that has just risen. Cyanosis is slightly reddish black.

Bi is turquoise. There are two interpretations of the word baking in the Modern Chinese Dictionary, one is to use fire or steam to warm the body or make things cooked, hot, or dry. Second, it is said, set off.

Obviously, the second meaning is here. Hengtang is outside the city of Suzhou. He Zhu He Fang replied with a word cloud "Lingbo is not Hengtang Road", and the east of Yuecheng refers to Shihu.

These two lines of poetry say that when I returned to Shihu in the east of Yuecheng, the rising sun shone on me on the west bank of Hengtang through the morning mist. I saw the turquoise forest mist setting off the crimson sun, and it was as beautiful as a painting. The two lines of the poem seem to inadvertently write about the time when the scenic spot came back and the geographical location of Shihu, which is indeed a big deal.

"The pedestrian is half out of the rice flower, and the heron is lonely in the rhombic leaf. These two sentences are very simple and straightforward. The color palette is also bright and crisp.

The battle is also very neat. Ming, here means to be exposed, not hidden. Rhombus is an annual herbaceous plant that lives in ponds and marshes with slightly triangular rows of leaves that float on the surface of the water.

The meaning of these two sentences is that the rice has not only grown very tall and has already bloomed at this time, and pedestrians can only see their upper bodies as they walk through the fields. In the pond, there was an egret in the water and refused to move, as if it hadn't slept enough yesterday.

These four sentences first write about the scene of a summer morning, which is colorful and colorful; Then point out the location of Lake Akashi; Then he writes about the scenes of the fields and ponds, which are neat and expressive. These four lines are lyrical through the scene, from which we can appreciate the poet's cheerful joy and love for his hometown.

Crossing the lake Yu Gui bai

The boat moved away from the shore and the water rippled open. Day.

du warm breeze fragrance is falling plum. The mountains are cloudy

Meng horizontal painting axis, white gull dao fly with poetry.

Come. 1. There are paintings in the poem.

Appearance. (2 points) Use your imagination to complete the transformation of "Crossing the Lake" from a poem to a picture: in early spring, the poet leaves the shore of the lake in a small boat, and the water surface ripples; The wind brings the fragrance of flowers, and the plum blossoms fall quietly. Looking up, the answer]: The mountains loom in the distance, like a painting scroll between heaven and earth; Suddenly, a white gull flew in, bringing people the elegance of poetry.

2.There is love in the scene. (2 points).

The ancients said: "Poetry is based on love, and scenery is the guest." Sadness is sorrow, and joy is joy. What kind of feelings does the scene depicted in the poem express?

Answer]: Pleasure, happiness. (Just write it out in general terms).

Pleasure, joy. (Roughly written) expresses the author's love and praise for spring. From the literal meaning, it can be well understood that the mood is different, and the feeling when looking at things (scenes) is also different.

When he is in a good mood, even when he looks at a handful of yellow sand, he can't help but be happy because of his shining color and restrained brilliance; When you're in a bad mood, even if it's a flower and a bird, you will feel with yourself.

It seems to be crowding out himself, so that he can be sad in vain. The same is true when it comes to all things in the world, so it can be seen from here that it expresses the poet's character of seeing through the world, not being bound by external objects, and his thoughts and feelings are casual and free.

It expresses the author's love and praise for spring.