Ma said from which angle to prove the author s point of view

First paragraph. Present an argument:

There is Bole, and then there is Maxima.

Positive arguments. Maxima often has, but Bole does not often have.

Argument to the contrary. Therefore, although there is a famous horse .....

Not in terms of thousands of miles.

Second paragraph. Further arguments from the opposite side.

Point out the reason why Maxima was buried, and horse eaters don't know what it can do."

Third paragraph. Rebuke the stupidity of the planners.

Paint an image of the arrogance and ignorance of the mastermind.

The author sharply cross-examines the decision-maker, expressing the center: he really doesn't know the horse.

17. This article is inseparable from Maxima, is it just about "horses"?

No. borrowed a thousand miles to meet Bole, and was finally buried, revealing the current situation of buried talents.

18. What kind of thoughts does this article express by describing Maxima's experience?

Express the author's indignation that he has no talent and is difficult to reward.

19. What kind of people are "Bole" and "Maxima" compared to?

Maxima - talent (buried and destroyed, talent who does not meet the master) Bole - the person who knows the talent (the feudal ruler who makes people play a role) Horse eater - the ruler of mediocrity.

1. Overall perception.

Nothing can be equal" (Han Yu's "Sending Meng Dongye Preface"). In Han Yu's prose, there are many chapters that express grievances, and "Ma Shuo" is one of them. "Say" is an ancient form of discussion used to state the author's views on certain issues.

Although it is a discussion style, it pays attention to literary style. "Ma Shuo" uses the writing method of supporting the meaning of things throughout the whole text, using thousands of horses not to meet Bole, which is a metaphor for the rare encounter of talents and masters. The author hopes that rulers will identify talents and reuse them so that they can make the most of their talents.

The full text conveys the author's sense of indignation and poverty, and satirizes, acupunctures and accusations against the rulers for burying and destroying talents.

The author's views and feelings are expressed through specific images. The article draws on the legend of Bole and Maxima, compares talents to horses, compares the rulers who are foolish and shallow, and ignores talents to horse eaters, and uses the experience of Maxima as "only humiliated by the hands of slaves and died between stables", writes about the suffering of talented people who are useless for life, and writes about the reasons for the burial of Maxima with "insufficient food, insufficient strength, and talent is not beautiful", etc., vividly and vividly showing the unfair treatment and unfortunate situation of talented people, and the text is filled with strong grievances and grief.

Mainly figurative arguments (methods of argumentation).

Argument (method of argumentation).

Which article? Dragons? Yes, there are a lot of these kinds of posts for orange melons.

Ma said that it was Han Yu's work that was degraded, and in connection with the background of the times, he knew that he was expressing his resentment that he had not met his talents, and also used this to warn the monarch to recognize that he should be a Bole.

The use of metaphor to express the author's dissatisfaction and strong indignation at the ruling class's inability to identify talents, not attach importance to talents, and bury talents.

Maxima often has, but Bole does not often have. Therefore, although there is a famous horse, it is only humiliated by the hands of slaves, and it is not called a thousand miles.

"There are no horses in the world! "Woohoo! Is it really no horse evil (yé)? He really doesn't know the horse.

The meaning of the object or the words of the object, both can be.

The text mainly reflects the suffering of the lower classes of the people in feudal society, exposes the crimes of the feudal ruling class in arbitrary expropriation, and expresses the author's deep sympathy for the suffering of the people.

"Cruel decrees are more violent than tigers.