"Dayanhe - My Nanny" PPT courseware

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"Dayanhe - My Nanny" PPT courseware

About the Author:

The famous modern poet Ai Qing, whose original name is Jiang Haicheng. Born on March 27, 1910 in Fantian Jiang, Jinhua County, Zhejiang Province, into a landlord family. He was raised by a poor peasant woman since he was a child, and returned to his parents' home at the age of five.

Graduated from junior high school in 1928 and was admitted to the Painting Department of the National West Lake Academy of Art. In the spring of the following year, he went to Paris, France, to study painting. At the same time, he was exposed to Russian critical realist novels, novels and poems about the Soviet October Revolution, and modern European poetry. Verhalen, Whitman, Mayakovsky and Rimbaud all had an important influence on him.

writing background:

"Dayanhe——My Nanny" is an autobiographical poem. Tracing the poet's life experience can provide us with the key to interpreting this poem. Ai Qing, formerly known as Jiang Haicheng, was born in 1910 to a landlord family in Jiang Village, Fantian, Jinhua, Zhejiang. It is said that after Ai Qing was born, a fortune teller said that his fate would "defeat" his parents. Therefore, he was sent to the home of "Dayanhe", a poor peasant woman in the village, to be raised.

Ai Qing lived in the "Dayanhe" family for five years, and did not return to his parents' home until he was old enough to study. His biological parents were very indifferent to him, and he could not get a trace of family warmth in his young heart. Ai Qing later said that he "had no parents since he was a child." Only "Dayanhe", a poor and kind-hearted rural woman, loved her baby deeply and gave him warm maternal love. There was an unending love between them.

Why is the title of the poem "Dayan River" instead of "Daye He"?

The Dayan River in the poem does have real people, and its stories are also true. In other words, the poet completely based on the facts and wrote the poet's true feelings for the nanny. However, this poem is not about the Dayan River: it has become a symbol, a symbol of the earth, a symbol of the hard workers on Chinese land, and a symbol of the great mother. (river means mother)

Is "Dayan River, My Nanny" a lyric poem or a narrative poem?

"Dayanhe—My Nanny" is a lyric poem with a certain narrative character.

As far as the general trend of this poem is concerned, the author does not tell readers a complete or generally complete story about his wet nurse. He uses these fragmented stories or pictures in order to express his deep feelings for Dayan River. So this poem is a lyric poem, not a narrative poem.

What is the emotional line of the whole poem?

The first part: (verses 1-2) expresses the nostalgia for Dayan River.

The second part: (verses 3-8) expresses gratitude to Dayan River.

The third part: (verses 9-11) expresses the praise of Dayan River

The fourth part: (verses 12 and 13) expresses the deep praise to the mothers and ordinary working people in the Chinese land of suffering.

What kind of image of Dayan River do we see?

Dayanhe: tragic fate, hardworking, kind, optimistic, kind and loving

What techniques did you use to create the image of Dayan River and express your nostalgia, gratitude and praise for Dayan River?

Why do you repeatedly chant "Dayan River is my nanny"?

Although "I" and Dayanhe have different class origins, they have a constant flesh-and-blood connection, "I am the son of a landlord", but "I also grew up eating the milk of Dayanhe/the son of Dayanhe". The poem shows its distinct narrative nature from the beginning. The overlapping and repeated chanting of "Dayan River is my nanny" sets a strong lyrical tone for the whole poem.

Why does the author think of his adoptive mother when he sees snow?

Dayanhe's pure and selfless inner world is as white as snow, and the solemn and solemn scene of snow covering the earth just expresses the poet's deep condolences.

What is expressed through actions such as "building", "shooting", "putting", "filling" and "taking"?

Show the hard work and fatigue of the nanny. However, even under such circumstances, Dayanhe still used her "thick palms to hold me in her arms and caress me." The deep affection between mother and child is expressed through contrast.

How to understand "Purple Soul"?

According to one view, purple is a symbol of nobility and holiness, "purple air comes from the east" and "the Forbidden City". Although Dayanhe's status is humble, she is loving, kind and hard-working, which embodies human virtues. Her soul is the noblest and greatest.

Another view is that purple is the color of scars, the color of coagulated blood, and the color of people who died of suffocation. It represents misfortune, pain, pain and death. Dayanhe suffered a life of suffering and had a tragic ending, so it was called " Purple Soul”.

Main point

This long lyrical poem, with deep and sincere feelings, praises the hardworking and kind-hearted qualities of the poor peasant woman Dayanhe, describes her tragic fate, and curses and exposes the dark society that caused her tragic fate.

Ai Qing’s unique images, themes and melancholy poetic mood

The images that often appear in Ai Qing's poems are: land and the sun. From these two images, we can feel and appreciate the poet's discoveries, thoughts and emotions condensed in Ai Qing's poems;

1. Land imagery

(1) The image of "land" embodies the poet's deepest love for the motherland, Mother Earth; patriotism is an endless theme in Ai Qing's works. The most touching expression of this emotion is his "I Love This Land".

(2) The image of "land" also embodies the poet's deepest love for the workers who were born, farmed and died here, and his concern and exploration of their destiny.

2. Sun imagery

The image of "sun" expresses another side of the poet's soul: the passionate and endless pursuit of light, ideals, and a beautiful life.

The poet once said: "Everything that can promote the upward development of mankind is beautiful, good, and poetic." It is from this aesthetic thought that the poet has been singing enthusiastically for decades: The sun , light, spring, dawn, life and fire. This is Ai Qing’s “eternal theme”. The best odes to light written during this period are "Towards the Sun" and "Notice of the Dawn."

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