"Shier" PPT courseware 10

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"Shier" PPT courseware 10

What does "show" mean? What does "shier" mean?

"Show" means to put things out for people to know.

"Shi'er" can be said to be telling one's son, and here it refers to explaining something to one's children and grandchildren, which is equivalent to a will.

think:

1. What is the poet’s regret?

2. What is the poet’s last wish?

Introduction to Luyou

Lu You (1125-1210) was a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. Ziwuguan, nicknamed Fangweng, was from Shanyin, Yuezhou (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). He always insisted on resisting the Jin Dynasty, and was constantly rejected and attacked by the establishment in his official career. In his middle age, he entered Sichuan to fight against the Jin Dynasty. His military life enriched his literary content, and his works were full of brilliance. He is our country's great patriotic poet.

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After death, I know that everything is in vain, but the sadness is not the same as that of Jiuzhou.

Wang Shibei set the Central Plains Day, and he never forgot to tell Naiwen during family sacrifices.

Word notes:

1. Shier: Tell your sons. 2. Yuan: Same as "original", originally.

3. Everything is empty: nothing exists. 4. But: only.

5. Kyushu: In ancient times, China was divided into Kyushu, so Kyushu is often used to refer to China.

6. Tong: Same as "tong", unified. 7. Wang Shi: Guide the army of the Song Dynasty.

8. Ding: to recover and pacify. 9. Central Plains: The lost territory occupied by the Jin army.

10. Family sacrifice: worship ancestors at home. 11. But: yours, yours.

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"Shi'er" Date: Southern Song Dynasty. Author: Lu You.

"Death means everything is empty"

I already know that when a person dies, there is nothing.

“But it’s sad that we can’t see the same people as Jiuzhou.”

I just feel sad that I can't see the unification of all China.

"Wang Shibei sets the Central Plains Day"

When the Song Dynasty's army marched north to recover the Central Plains.

"Don't forget to report family sacrifices to Nai Weng"

Don’t forget to tell your father (about the recovery of the Central Plains) during family sacrifices.

The poem "Showing the Son" is a dying instruction written by him to his son when he was seriously ill in bed and dying at the age of 86.

This poem describes the poet's lifelong thoughts and infinite hopes, and expresses his strong patriotic enthusiasm for regaining lost land and reunifying the motherland.

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