"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware

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"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware

In April 1929, Dai Wangshu's first collection of poems, "My Memory", was published. Among them, "Rain Lane" became a famous work that was recited for a while, so he was called the "Rain Lane Poet".

After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, at the moment of national embarrassment, Dai Wangshu walked out of the melancholy jungle and lonely rainy alley. He went to Hong Kong in 1938 and compiled and distributed many poems mobilizing for the Anti-Japanese War. He was arrested in 1941 and was tortured and suffered from severe asthma. The poem was written in prison and expresses the poet's indomitable will and ardent love for his motherland.

In June 1949, he attended the Chinese Literature and Art Work Congress in Peiping. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he worked as a compiler in the General Information Administration.

writing background

On December 15, 1941, the British authorities in Hong Kong surrendered to the Japanese invaders. After the Japanese occupied Hong Kong, they launched a massive search for anti-Japanese comrades. In the spring of 1942, Dai Wangshu was arrested. In prison, he suffered a lot of torture, but he did not give in. In prison, he wrote several poems, and this article is one of them.

Brocade (zhàng) Nylon (xìng) algae Basil (hāo)

mole (lóu) ant haggard (qiáo) ashes (jìn)

Brocade silk curtain - exquisite silk screen. A metaphor for beauty or beauty.

Nymphoides – Green plants that grow in water.

Basil - flying canopy and mugwort, borrowed from the wild grass.

Molecule – Mole crickets and ants. Used to represent tiny organisms. A metaphor for a person with weak power or low status.

Gaunt - describes a person who is thin and looks ugly.

Su Sheng - wake up. Bone-penetrating - penetrating into the bones, metaphorical depth

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"I use my damaged palm" PPT courseware 8 Learning objectives 1. Read the poem emotionally 2. Understand the figurative language of the poem 3. Feel the author's noble national integrity 4. Recite this poem with emotion Introduction to the author and writing background: Dai Wangshu (1905-1950), original...

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