"Under the Cibeigu Mountain" PPT Courseware 3

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"Under the Cibeigu Mountain" PPT Courseware 3

Author's life

Wang Wan was a native of Luoyang in the Tang Dynasty. Xiantian Jinshi. From the fifth year to the ninth year of Kaiyuan (717), he successively edited and edited books from Ma Huaisu and Yuan Xingchong, and soon he was appointed Luoyang Lieutenant. What happened next is unknown. He had a literary name for a long time and traveled between Wu and Chu. His poems are not widely circulated. Ten of them are recorded in "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty". His poem "Jiangnan Yi" written while traveling in Wuzhong is more famous.

Read aloud freely, paying attention to the division of rhythm

At the foot of Cibeigu Mountain

Wangwan

The first couplet is: guest road/green mountains/outside, boating/green water/front.

The chin couplet means the tide is flat/both sides/are wide, the wind is rising/a sail is hanging.

Neck couplet: Hairi/birth/remaining night, Jiangchun/into/the old year.

The last couplet is "Xiang Shu/Where/Da", Guiyan/Luoyang/Bian.

Key words

Times: Overnight stay during the trip.

Kelu: When referring to the post road, it is the road that travelers take to and from. Zhenjiang City was the hub of water and land transportation at that time, so "guest road" and "boat trip" corresponded to each other.

Flat tide: refers to the fact that the tide is level with the shore, so both sides of the shore appear wide. This is the scene when the spring tide first rises.

Fengzheng: refers to the favorable wind, and the wind is not strong, so the sail is in a hanging shape.

Can Ye: When the night is about to end, the sun rises from the east. Since Zhenjiang and the East China Sea are not far apart, it is called Hai Ri.

Xiangshu: A letter from home, which refers to a letter sent by a poet to his home in Luoyang. It used to be said that swan geese can deliver family letters, so the poet meant to entrust the letter to the returning geese.

Taste exploration

The poet is on the boat at the moment, but the "guest road" is outside the green mountains and he cannot see it. Why is the "guest road" mentioned at the beginning of the poem?

This is the poet's imagination, indicating that after the ship arrives in Zhenjiang, it has to take a post train to other places, which already implies the meaning of traveling.

Appreciation of famous sentences

"The sun is rising in the sea and the night is dying, and the spring is entering the old year in the river" has been evaluated by thousands of people as "describing the scenery, wonderful through the ages". What do you think is "wonderful" about it?

① "生" and "入" personify the scenery and make it full of vitality.

② Hai Ri was born in the remaining night, and Jiang Chun broke into the old year, writing the alternation of time sequence, implying the passage of time, and containing natural rationality. ("Sun" and "Spring" are both symbols of new and beautiful things, implying that new things are born in old things and will replace them.)

③The whole poem gives people optimistic, positive and upward inspiration.

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Update Time: 2024-10-20

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