"Two Tang Poems" PPT

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"Two Tang Poems" PPT

Part One Contents: Song of Thatched Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind

writing background

In the middle of the Tang Dynasty, the "Anshi Rebellion" broke out, which led to social unrest and people's livelihood. In 759, Du Fu's family moved to Chengdu, Sichuan. With the help of friends, they built a thatched hut on the bank of Huanhua River. They temporarily had a place to stay, but their life was still poor. One autumn two years later, a storm blew away the thatch on Du Fu's hut, causing the family to spend a sleepless night in the cold rain. Du Fu was deeply moved by this situation, so he wrote a poem to express his feelings.

Genre introduction

"Singing Style"

Songxing is a type of ancient poetry. There are many Yuefu poems from the Han and Wei dynasties under the title of "Ge" or "Xing". Although the two have different names, there is actually no strict distinction between them. Later, there was the integration of "singing and walking". Its syllables and rhythm are generally relatively free and full of changes.

Read the pronunciation of the following underlined words accurately:

Angry whistle hanging � long forest tip shelter

Obtrusive Quilt Triple Mao Shen Tang Au

Appreciation of the first section

1. Which word does the author use to describe the autumn wind?

2. Why use "howling" instead of "violent" or "ferocious"?

"Howling" shows how strong the wind is, how violent and ruthless it is. At the same time, it uses anthropomorphic techniques.

3. Compared with "volume" and "blow", which word is better to describe the fierceness of the wind?

The word "volume" is good. It is both vivid and powerful.

4. What other verbs follow? What are the benefits of its usage?

There are also verbs such as "fly" - "sprinkle" - "hang" - "float" - "sink". It depicts a dynamic scene of flying thatch.

5. Please add a subtitle to this paragraph.

Autumn wind curly grass

Appreciation of Section 2

1. You can still repair the thatched house by picking up the thatch that fell on the ground. But he was carried away by a group of urchins, and the poet became anxious. He said: "The boys in Nancun bullied me because I am old and weak." However, Du Fu was only 49 years old when he wrote this poem. Why did he use the word "old"? Is it used incorrectly?

The poet suffered a lot from the war, and he was prematurely old and mentally and physically haggard.

2. Why do the children hug the grass?

He was also a hard-working boy. He built a house with thatch or took it home to use as firewood. Maybe he was naughty. Maybe there are deeper reasons - for example: social reality. Du Fu is not so much angry with the children as he is angry with the society. The turbulent society causes people's poverty and disaster.

3. "When I return and rely on myself, I sigh." What is he sighing about?

Sighing that his life was miserable, the hut was blown apart by the wind. How will you spend the next days?

Second, I lamented the suffering of the people around me, and there were many poor people like myself;

Three laments about the suffering caused by the war to the people.

4. Add a subtitle to this paragraph.

Group of children hugging the grass

Class exercises

1. The sentence that shows the author’s selfless dedication is ( )

Alas! When I suddenly see this house in front of me, my house alone will be broken down and frozen to death.

2. The author was in a leaky hut, but still worried about the country and the people. He shouted ( )?

There are tens of millions of mansions in Ande, which can shelter the poor people all over the world and make them happy.

Class summary

The whole poem describes his life of chaos, hardship and desolation, and reflects his desire to bring joy to the poor people in the world. It extends from himself to others, and is deeply touching. Especially the last paragraph focuses on the poet's lofty ideological realm of concern for the country and the people.

Two Tang Poems PPT, the second part contains: The Charcoal Seller

This poem is the 32nd of the fifty poems in Bai Juyi's "New Yuefu", written in the fourth year of Yuanhe (809). The self-note under the title: "The palace city is also suffering" explains the main theme of the poem: first, it refers to the people suffering from the palace market's swindling and plundering; second, it refers to the eunuchs' evil deeds, which ruined the name of the palace market and ruined the reputation of the royal family. The poet not only complained about the people's livelihood, but also worried about the emperor.

Bai Juyi (772--846), whose courtesy name was Letian and who called himself Xiangshan Jushi, was another outstanding realist poet in the Tang Dynasty after Du Fu. He was the poet with the most works in the Tang Dynasty. He advocated that "articles are written according to the time, and poems are written according to the event." He advocated the "New Yuefu Movement". His poems, with easy-to-understand language, are called "old women can understand". "The Charcoal Seller" is a narrative allegorical poem.

New knowledge explained

The temples are bìncangcāng rolling niǎnbingzhé

Rest in the mud xiē Pianpiān Pianpiān Two riders jì

Oral pronounce "chichì", "enter the carriage" and "chì cow"

The palace envoy drove the general to give him half a piece of red silk xiāo

One foot of silk tied to the head of a cow

Tongjiazi: rolling niǎnbingzhe ("rolling" is the same as "grinding", to crush.)

It means filling the cow's head with charcoal straight ("straight" is the same as "value", price.)

Key words in the first section

【1】Salary: firewood.

【2】Nanshan: Zhongnan Mountain, belongs to the Qinling Mountains, south of Chang'an City.

【3】Smoky color: Smokey face. The hard work of the charcoal seller is highlighted here.

【4】Cang Cang: gray.

【5】What is the camp for? What is it used for? Camp: pursuit, demand.

【6】Pity: To make people pity.

【7】Xiao: Dawn.

[8] rolling over ice ruts: rolling over frozen ruts (hurrying). "Rolling" is the same as "grinding", crushing.

[9] Sleepy: sleepy, tired.

【10】City: A place designated for centralized transactions in a city. In the Tang Dynasty, Chang'an had two cities, East and West, each with four gates: East, West, South and North.

Translate the first verse: There was an old man selling charcoal, cutting firewood and burning charcoal in the mountains of Zhongnan. His face was covered with dust and looked the color of being burned by smoke and fire, his temple hair was gray and his ten fingers were very black. What is the money obtained from selling charcoal used for? The clothes you wear and the food you eat. Unfortunately, the clothes he wore were very thin, but he was worried about the cheap price of charcoal and hoped that the weather would be colder. A foot of heavy snow fell outside the city at night. In the early morning, the old man drove his charcoal cart over the frozen ruts. The people and cattle were tired and hungry, and the sun had risen very high. The old man was resting in the mud outside the south gate of the market.

Class summary

Main point

By narrating the experience of an old charcoal seller whose hard work was finally plundered by the palace envoys, it reveals the evil of the palace market and the cruelty of the ruling class. It also shows the author's deep sympathy for the lower class working people.

Homework assignment

1. Recite these two poems

2. Complete the homework book

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