"Farewell at the Jingmen Gate" PPT courseware 5

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"Farewell at the Jingmen Gate" PPT courseware 5

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Li Bai is a great poet in our country. He is another great romantic poet after Qu Yuan. He is one of the most outstanding representatives of the poetry circle in the Tang Dynasty and is known as the "Immortal of Poetry" by future generations.

Li Bai (AD 701~762), whose courtesy name was Taibai, also called himself Qinglian layman. Li Bai studied and roamed in Shu in his early years, had extensive contact with ancient Chinese culture, and accepted the influence and influence of many aspects of thought. At the age of 25, Li Bai ended his life in Shu and began a 16-year wandering life centered on Anlu in order to realize his political ideals. The strange mountains and rivers in half of China, the diverse social life, and the high and strong spirit of the times greatly broadened his mind, increased his social experience, and laid a solid foundation for his poetry creation achievements. The artistic characteristics of Li Bai's poems are rich imagination, vigorous momentum, and bold and elegant style.

"Farewell at Jingmen" was written by the poet when he left Shu and arrived at Jingmen in the 13th year of Kaiyuan (AD 725). Li Bai left Shu this time and took a long boat trip by water, passing through Bayu, exiting the Three Gorges, and heading straight outside Jingmen. The purpose was to visit the hometown of the Chu Kingdom in Hubei and Hunan.

1. Find the scene-describing sentences in the poem, and grasp the characteristics of the scene description by imagining the images in the poem.

"The mountains end with the plains, and the rivers flow into the wilderness." "The mirror flies to the sky under the moon, and the clouds form sea towers."

As the boat moves, the scenery on both sides of the strait unfolds and changes like a scroll. "The mountains end with the plains, and the rivers flow into the wilderness." The mountains gradually disappeared from the author's field of vision, and in front of him was the endless plain. The river rushes down the mountains towards the vast wilderness. The word "sui" gives the mountains and fields a sense of movement, and the word "enter" expresses the momentum of the rushing river.

The "Flying Mirror under the Moon" is what you can see when looking down on a moonlit night. At night, the river surface is calm. Looking down at the moon's reflection in the water, it seems like a bright mirror flying from the sky. "Yunshengjiehai Tower" is what you can see when looking up during the day. During the day, looking up at the sky, clouds rise and change endlessly, forming a mirage-like spectacle.

2. What thoughts and emotions does the poet reveal in the poem?

The chin couplets and neck couplets meticulously depict the open scenery of the Yangtze River and the plain scenery on both sides, incorporating the fresh, joyful and exciting emotions the poet felt when he saw the plain river for the first time.

The last couplet of the poem is "Still pitying the water of my hometown, seeing off my boat thousands of miles away." The water of the Yangtze River flows down from the east of Shu, so the poet calls it "the water of my hometown." How can the poet not miss his hometown during this long trip? But the poet did not say that he was homesick, but said that the water in his hometown reluctantly sent "me" all the way to the distant place, expressing the poet's deep feeling of nostalgia and farewell.

Comparative appreciation of the two poems "Envoy to the Fortress" and "Farewell at the Jingmen Gate":

Both poems describe their own travel experiences, both show majestic natural scenery, and have superb scenery-writing techniques. Both have famous lines that have been remembered for thousands of years and are often recited by the world. The descriptions of scenery in both poems are full of emotions.

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