"Jiangchengzi Mizhou Hunting" PPT courseware 3

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"Jiangchengzi Mizhou Hunting" PPT courseware 3

About the Author

Su Shi (1037-1101), courtesy name Zizhan and Dongpo Jushi, was a native of Meishan, Sichuan. He was an outstanding writer, calligrapher and painter in the Northern Song Dynasty. Together with his father Su Xun and his younger brother Su Zhe, he was also known as the "Three Sus". He calls himself "Dongpo Jushi". He was buried in Jiaxian County, Henan Province, and was posthumously named Wenzhong Gong.

Su Shi was a well-known essayist and one of the Eight Great Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties. His literary works marked the highest achievement of literary creation in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Su Shi is a famous poet. He and Huang Tingjian, a famous poet in the Song Dynasty, are also called "Su Huang";

Su Shi was an outstanding poet who pioneered a bold style of poetry. He and the outstanding poet Xin Qiji were both called "Su Xin" and had a great influence on later generations;

writing background

In the fourth year of Xining (1071), Su Shi asked for a foreign post because he had different political opinions on Wang Anshi's reform. The imperial court sent him to be the general magistrate of Hangzhou, and after three years of service he was transferred to the post of prefect of Mizhou.

This poem was written in the winter of the seventh year of Xining (1074) when he and his colleagues went out to the city to hunt.

Introduction to style

Bold and unrestrained style: The content mostly expresses strong political enthusiasm and bold heroic qualities; the language is fluent and straightforward to express one's feelings; the style is bold and unrestrained, and the artistic conception is majestic and grand.

It was pioneered by Su Shi, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, and developed to its peak by Xin Qiji, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Text explanation

1. "I'm talking about being a teenager. I'm holding a yellow hand on my left, holding a blue sky on my right, wearing a brocade hat and mink fur, and riding thousands of horses on a flat hill." What kind of picture does it describe?

At the age of 40, Su Shi called himself "Old Man", which was quite sad. At the beginning, I said that I should not be crazy, but I wanted to talk about the arrogance and madness of a young man. He is holding a yellow dog in his left hand, holding a goshawk in his right arm, wearing a brocade hat and a sable fur coat. He led many followers and galloped across the hills quickly. It shows that this is a lively hunt with complete equipment and a large number of people.

2. What allusion is cited in "Shoot the tiger yourself and watch Sun Lang"?

"Shoot the tiger yourself and watch Sun Lang": Sun Lang is Sun Quan.

"Shoot the tiger yourself and see Sun Lang." Sun Lang is Sun Quan. "Three Kingdoms" records that Sun Quan's mount was injured by a tiger during a trip. He calmly shot the tiger in front of the horse. The poet meant that he would draw his bow and shoot the tiger like Sun Quan did back then. This highlighted the author's youthful arrogance despite his age.

3. What kind of thoughts and feelings does Xiaque express?

The second part is mainly lyrical. The author became bolder and bolder after drinking. What does it matter if a little gray hair appears on his temples? The author does not care about his own aging, but is more concerned about hoping that the imperial court can reuse him and give him Opportunity to build a career.

Class summary

This poem is full of unrestrained emotions, making people feel that the wind, sea and rain are approaching. The poem expresses the author's broad vision, interest, hope and ideals, twists and turns, various postures, and "crazy" attitude. Although there is no lack of generosity and anger, it is magnificent and full of masculine beauty, making it a treasured masterpiece in history.

What do the three allusions of "shoot the tiger yourself", "send Feng Tang" and "shoot the wolf" mean respectively?

He is not young, but he still has the arrogance of a young man; he has created a heroic image who can shoot the wolf with an eagle bow. He expressed his hope to be reused by the imperial court and his determination to resist the invaders and make achievements.

1. The expressions used by the ancients often convey the meaning of the word. Which word is used well in the sentence "Qian Qijuan Ping Gang" and what's the beauty?

The word "Juan" refers to walking very fast, which shows that the hunter is in high spirits and full of energy.

2. "Can draw the eagle bow like the full moon, look northwest, shoot at the wolf" is a famous line in this poem, please tell me your understanding.

The use of allusions expresses the author's ambition to serve the country in fending off enemies and serving the country, as well as his patriotic spirit of caring about the fate of the country.

3. Please use your own words to describe the hunting scene shown in "Qian Qijuan Ping Gang".

The eunuch led many of his followers and galloped across the hill like a strong wind.

4. In the following paragraph, the author uses two allusions to express what kind of thoughts and feelings?

① Hope to be reused by the court;

② Serve the country by killing the enemy and making achievements.

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