"Ode to Coal" PPT courseware

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"Ode to Coal" PPT courseware

lime chant

Yu Qian

Thousands of hammers were used to carve out the mountains, and the fire burned them as if nothing happened.

Don't be afraid of being shattered into pieces, you want to leave your innocence in this world.

Yong Coal

Yu Qian

Cut through the chaos to get black gold, which contains the deepest yang and meaning.

The ardent fire burns brightly and rejuvenates the spring, and the huge furnace shines through the dark night.

Ding Yi Yuan relies on the power of creation, but the iron and stone still remain in the heart after death.

I hope that everyone in the world will be well fed and warm, and will go out of their way to the mountains and forests without any hesitation.

Cut through the chaos to get black gold, which contains the deepest yang and meaning.

Coal must be dug deep into the soil, and coal contains a huge amount of heat energy.

It expresses the poet's love for the thing he is chanting, and expresses how deeply it is buried and how much heat energy it stores.

The ardent fire burns brightly and rejuvenates the spring, and the huge furnace shines through the dark night.

A small piece of coal can make people feel the warmth of spring, and the dark night is actually illuminated by the coal in the furnace.

The previous sentence describes that the burning of coal brings warmth to people, just like the return of spring to the earth.

The last sentence describes how powerful the fire is, bringing light to break through the dark night.

What feelings does this sentence express?

It expresses the poet's concern for the country and the people and his willingness to devote himself to the people.

Which poem by which poet comes to mind from this?

Du Fu's "Song of Thatched Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind" said, "There are tens of thousands of vast buildings, which can shelter all the poor people in the world with joy."

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"Ode to Coal" PPT courseware 2 About the author Yu Qian (1398-1457), a native of Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang) in the Ming Dynasty, was given the courtesy name Tingyi and his nickname was Jie'an. Yongle Jinshi, Xuandechu was appointed censor, and he accompanied Xuanzong to suppress the rebellion of Han King Zhu Gaoxu. When he left Jiangxi, he was filled with praises. He worries about his country and forgets himself...

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