"Passing Jia Yi's House in Changsha" PPT

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"Passing Jia Yi's House in Changsha" PPT

Part One: Getting closer to the author

[Liu Changqing] courtesy name Wenfang, Han nationality, native of Xuancheng (now Anhui), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. During the Jianzhong period of Dezong, he was appointed governor of Suizhou and was known as Liusuizhou in the world.

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The content of this poem is related to the author's relegated career. Liu Changqing "just committed a crime and was relegated twice." The first relegation was in the spring of 758 AD (the third year of Emperor Suzong's reign in Tang Dynasty), from the captain of Changzhou County in Suzhou to the captain of Nanba County in Panzhou; the second time was from 773 AD (the eighth year of Emperor Daizong of Tang Dynasty) to 777 ( It was a late autumn in the twelfth year of the Dali calendar.

Because he was framed, he was transferred to Eyue in Huaixi Province and later demoted to Sima Muzhou. Judging from the late autumn scene described in this poem, the poem was written when the poet moved to Changsha for the second time. It was the turn of autumn and winter, which is consistent with the season in the poem.

Passing through Jia Yi's house in Changsha PPT, the second part: poetry appreciation

It has been three years since he was banished to the official position, and he has been here for a long time. Only the guests of Chu will be left feeling sad.

"Three years of banishment" only resulted in "eternal" sorrow. The meanings of the upper and lower sentences are intertwined and closely echoed, giving people a sense of depression and sadness.

The word "this" points out "Jia Yi's house". "Qi Chi", this kind of life is inherently panic-stricken, and it is an appropriate metaphor for Jia Yi's frustration. "Chuke" refers to Jia Yi's identity. The word "sad" runs straight through the end of the poem, setting the tone of sadness and anger in the whole poem. It not only fits Jia Yi's life, but also implies Liu Changqing's own tragic fate of being relegated.

After the autumn grass leaves alone to find someone, the sun sets in the cold forest sky.

The description of the couplet revolves around the word "pass" in the title, exaggerating the desolate and desolate scenery of the former residence. In such an atmosphere, the poet has to "search alone", and a feeling of admiration, loneliness and sigh arises spontaneously.

The setting sun in the cold forest is not only what is seen before the eyes, but also the actual situation of Jia Yi at that time. It is also a portrayal of the critical situation of the Li and Tang Dynasties.

How do you know that the Chinese language has Dao but is weak in kindness, and the Xiang River is ruthless?

The neck couplet is vaguely related to Jia Yi's opinions. Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, who was known as "Youdao", was so unkind to Jia Yi. So, of course, Tang Daizong, who was dim and incompetent at the time, was not even kind to Liu Changqing. Liu Changqing was demoted again and again, and it was inevitable that he would fall into troubles. This is the so-called "implication".

The Xiang River is ruthless, and how many years have passed by. How could Qu Yuan of Chu State know that a hundred years later, Jia Yi would come to the shores of the Xiang River to pay homage to him; Jia Yi of the Western Han Dynasty could not have imagined that nearly a thousand years later, Liu Changqing would come to pay homage to his ruins in the bleak autumn wind. The heart songs of those who come after me cannot wish that the ancients came down to listen to them, and no one in this world can understand them. The poet is sincerely seeking a close friend, and his state of depression and helplessness is very touching and real.

Changsha Passing Jia Yi's House PPT, Part 3: Class Summary

On the surface, this nostalgic poem chants about ancient people and events, but in fact it focuses on today's people and today's affairs. The poet's self is everywhere in the words, but these are not written so openly, but are very subtle and implicit. The poet is good at expressing His own life experiences, sorrows and emotions are cleverly integrated into the image of the poem, with a hint of irony in the twists and turns, giving people a sense of vigilance.

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