"Farewell to Fude Ancient Grass" PPT

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"Farewell to Fude Ancient Grass" PPT

Part One: Learning Objectives

1. Can recognize 3 characters.

2. Recite ancient poems and become recited by heart.

3. By looking at pictures and reading poems, students can experience the author's attachment to his friends.

Bai Juyi (772-846), whose courtesy name was Letian and also known as Xiangshan Jushi. This poem was written by Bai Juyi in the examination room when he was under 16 years old. At that time, it was required that the first two words of the title should be "Fu De".

Fu De Gu Yuan Cao farewell PPT, the second part of the content: poetry analysis

Fu De: Writing a poem based on a designated topic is called "Fu De"

Ancient plains: ancient and wide wilderness.

The title of the poem means a poem written under the title "Farewell to friends in an ancient field covered with weeds."

Lili: describes lush vegetation.

Wildfire: A fire in the wilderness.

Yuanfang: Fragrant weeds that stretch into the distance.

Qingcui: A patch of emerald green wild grass reflected in the sunlight.

luxuriant: the appearance of lush grass.

The grass on the original plain grows brighter and wither every year.

This poem means:

The grass in the wilderness is luxuriant, and once a year it dries up and grows luxuriant again.

Why do we say "Ku-Rong" instead of "Rong-Ku"?

1. Rhymed poetry requires even sentences to rhyme.

2. "Rong-Ku" has a sense of desolation from prosperity to decline, while "Ku-Rong" brings out the meaning of endless life.

Wild fire, in spring.

The meaning of this poem is: No matter how mercilessly the fire burns. As long as the spring breeze blows the next year, there will be green weeds everywhere again.

"Wildfire" has a heroic meaning, and the emphasis on destruction is to emphasize the power of regeneration. Showing the tenacious vitality of ancient grass.

The distant fragrance invades the ancient road, and the clear green meets the deserted city.

Yuanfang: Weeds that spread far away.

Invade: encroach, cover.

Qingcui: A piece of wild grass under the clear sunshine.

Deserted city: a desolate, ruined town.

The meaning of this poem is: The fragrant green grass stretching into the distance has occupied the ancient road. Under the sunshine on a sunny day, a patch of green connects the deserted city.

(This poem describes the contrast between green grass and ancient roads.)

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Update Time: 2024-10-19

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