"Shepherd Boy" PPT courseware

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"Shepherd Boy" PPT courseware

Hengye: vast wilderness.

Flute play: playing the flute

Make: look

Coir raincoat: a rain-proof tool made of grass or brown and worn on the body.

Lying on the Moon: Sleeping under the moonlight.

"The grass spreads across the field for six or seven miles, and the flute makes three or four sounds in the evening wind."

The poem gives us visual and auditory feelings. Looking around, we can see the lush green grass in the wilderness; listening carefully, we can hear the sound of the shepherd's flute in the evening wind. The word "Pu" expresses the lushness of the grass and the gentle and comfortable feeling that the grassland gives people; the word "Nong" shows a kind of interest and expresses the intermittent sound of the flute in the wind. , melodious and elegant, and the meaning of the shepherd boy playing the flute is conveyed. The vastness of the pasture sets the stage for the appearance of the shepherd boy. The melodious sound of the flute reminds us of the relaxed and leisurely mood of the shepherd boy returning home late after a day's work. Before you see the shepherd boy, you hear his voice first, which gives you infinite space for imagination. Of course, the "six or seven miles" and "three or four tones" here are not the exact numbers, but are just to highlight the width of the wilderness and the silence of the countryside in the evening.

"After returning home and having a good meal, at dusk, I don't take off my coir raincoat and lie down under the bright moonlight."

The poet changed his pen and began to write about the scene of a well-fed shepherd boy resting. The image of a free and carefree shepherd boy who uses the earth as his bed and the sky as his tent, who eats when he is hungry and sleeps when he is sleepy, is vividly portrayed. There was no scene of family gathering, no scene of friends playing. The shepherd boy who had eaten his fill did not even take off his raincoat, just lying on the grass on a moonlit night. Are you tired and want to lie down and stretch your body? Do you like the scenery of the moonlit night and want to enjoy it? Looking up at the bright moon, what does the shepherd boy think about? Or he falls asleep without thinking about anything... The poet seems to have only written down what he saw truthfully, but we can't help but think about it.

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Update Time: 2024-09-08

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