Prairie horses and cattle reminisce about what fun

Reminiscent of the infinite fun of the grassland.

Using anthropomorphic techniques, it vividly depicts the appearance of horses and bulls standing still, which highlights the peace and tranquility of the grassland, expresses the beautiful and fun life of the grassland, and expresses the author's love and praise for the grassland.

This sentence comes from Lao She's "Grassland", and the text mainly talks about the grassland scenery map, the picture of welcoming distant guests and the picture of the Menghan party. The author quoted a sentence at the end, how can I bear to say goodbye to the deep love between Mongolia and Han, and the end of the world is green and the sun is slanting. It expresses the author's love for the grassland and his deep friendship with the Mongolian and Han ethnic groups.

This sentence compares the horse and the ox to people, writes the love of the horse and the ox for the grassland, and also expresses the author's Lao She's remembrance and praise of the grassland scenery.

I think the steed and the big cow actually wrote yes. That's what it is. Heck, I don't know. Feed!

The author skillfully embeds his emotions into the description of the scenery, which seems to be writing about horses and oxen, but in fact the writer himself feels, because the author is intoxicated by the beautiful scenery of the grassland, so he feels that everything around him is in the same mood as him. It shows the author's love and praise for the beautiful scenery of the grassland.

The author is deeply enchanted by the beauty of the grassland, and sees everything (horses and cows) as intoxicated by the grassland.

Aftertaste, refers to repeated taste, this word uses anthropomorphic techniques to vividly write the appearance of horses and cattle standing still, the side highlights the peace and tranquility of the grassland, expresses the beautiful and fun life of the grassland, and expresses the author's love and praise for the grassland.

This sentence comes from Lao She's "Grassland", which is a prose written by the modern poet Lao She. The text mainly talks about the grassland scenery, the picture of welcoming distant guests, and the picture of the Mongolian-Han party. The author quoted a sentence at the end, how can I bear to say goodbye to the deep love between Mongolia and Han, and the end of the world is green and the sun is slanting.

It expresses the author's love for the grassland and his deep friendship with the Mongolian and Han ethnic groups.

Segmentation

It describes the beautiful scenery that Mr. Lao She saw during his first visit to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia and the warm welcome he received by his Mongolian compatriots.

Paragraph 1 (first subsection): The savannah is very beautiful, and the author is amazed by it.

Paragraph 2 (24 bars): The hospitable host received the author and his party.

Even the horses and cattle are intoxicated, not to mention the Lao She, from which you can see the lovely and picturesque beauty of the grassland.

Cattle and horses may be savoring the vastness of the grassland and the fragrance of fresh grass.

Prairie is a prose written by modern writer and poet Lao She. The article mainly depicts three vivid pictures: the grassland scenery, the welcome to the distant guests and the host and guest party. At the end, the author quoted "How to endure the deep love between Mongolia and Han, the end of the world is green and the grass talks about the sun", expressing his love for the grassland and the deep friendship between the Mongolian and Han ethnic groups.

Writing features: The narrative of "Prairie" is concise, simple and fluent. The author uses the method of combining "scene, narrative, and lyricism", from static to dynamic, dynamic and static, expressing strong feelings, which is particularly worthy of appreciation.

The article integrates the three lines of spatial location, the development of things, and thoughts and feelings, and with the transfer of space, things are developing, and emotions are gradually deepening. In addition, metaphors are used in many places in the text, which plays an important role in accurately and vividly expressing emotions.

Lao She's language is vulgar and exquisite, elegant and vulgar. Lao She said: "No master of language arts is detached from the masses, and there is no such master who records the language of the people without processing it."

Therefore, the language of the characters in the work is a refined Beijing vernacular. The "vulgarity" of the language of his works is based on meticulous thinking and research. His "whiteness" makes it easy for readers to understand but quite profound.

Reminiscent of the vibrancy of the grassland and the fresh air.

Hope it can be adopted!

The grassland is full of life and stretches as far as the eye can see. The prairie lives freely. Fresh grass.

They may be reminiscing about how delicious the grass in the prairie is, and how fresh the air is.

Reminisce about the infinite pleasures and things of the grassland.

Free running, fat grass.

In this realm, even the horses and cattle sometimes stand still, as if reminiscing about the infinite pleasures of the grassland.

In this sentence, the author uses the performance of horses and cattle to write the quiet and tranquil beauty of the grassland.

At the same time, this sentence uses anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques to borrow horses and big cows to write about his feelings and love for the grassland.

In this realm, even the horses and big cows sometimes stand still, as if they are reminiscing about the infinite pleasures of the grassland" This sentence comes from Lao She.

of "Prairie". "Prairie" is a prose written by the modern poet Lao She. The text mainly talks about the grassland scenery, the picture of welcoming distant guests, and the picture of the Mongolian-Han party.

This sentence uses anthropomorphic techniques to vividly write the appearance of horses and bulls standing still, highlighting the peace and tranquility of the grassland, showing the beautiful and fun life of the grassland, and expressing the author's love and praise for the grassland.

In this realm, even the horses and big cows sometimes stand still, as if they are reminiscing about the infinite pleasures of the grassland" This sentence comes from Lao She's "Grassland". "Prairie" is a prose written by the modern poet Lao She. The text mainly talks about the grassland scenery, the picture of welcoming distant guests, and the picture of the Mongolian-Han party.

This sentence uses anthropomorphic techniques to vividly write the appearance of horses and big cows standing still, highlighting the peace and tranquility of the grassland, showing the beautiful and fun life of the grassland, and expressing the author's love and praise for the grassland.

Expansion of investors slow material:

In the order of development, this article depicts the beautiful scenery of the grassland, the warm welcome of the Mongolian people, and the drinking party of the host and guest through what the writer saw, heard, and felt when he visited the Inner Mongolian steppe for the first time. Through the portrayal of these pictures, the beauty of the scenery, human feelings and folk customs of the grassland is expressed.

This work was selected into the first volume of the fourth-grade language book of the Beijing Normal University edition, the first lesson of the sixth-grade first-volume language book of the Ministry Editor's Teaching Edition, the second-volume of the fifth-grade language lead and lead books of the Jijiao Shouji Template, and the sixth-grade first-volume language textbook of the Sujiao Edition.