Image is the scenery written and the things painted in literary works. The first image the poet chose was Xiangjiang River. In late autumn, the poet stood alone in Orange Island, watching the Xiangjiang River flow northward day and night. At the foot is Orange Island, in front of which is the Xiangjiang River water gurgling forward, and behind it is Qiu Jingtu, the "Wan Li frost on the Guanghe River".
The combination background of the whole picture is brilliant. The word "Li" before the crown is unique, which makes people seem to see the image of a great man with indomitable spirit, heroic spirit and a mainstay. The author puts himself in the broad background of "Long Autumn Water" and brings readers into a lofty realm of late autumn.
There are also a series of images: mountains, forests, rivers, kudzu, eagles, fish, all kinds.
Mountain, forest, river and ge are Wanshan, Layered Forest and Harmony respectively, which use quantity and appearance to render the vastness and remoteness of space. What Comrade Mao Zedong saw in his eyes was that the vast gray mountains and dense forests turned into a fiery red. The maple forest is like fire, which is the external appearance of the author's enthusiasm.
Red symbolizes passion, burning and revolution, and can also be regarded as a single spark, starting a prairie fire. It coincides with the revolutionary situation at that time and is integrated with the author's high-spirited thoughts, which embodies a strong artistic charm. Then the author looks back from the broad background.
Thousands of ships galloped on the wide river, drawing a vivid "hundred battles", which set off the author's fiery passion.
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Qinyuanchun Changsha is a poem by Mao Zedong, a modern poet. By describing autumn scenery in Changsha and recalling his revolutionary struggle life in his youth, this word expresses the revolutionary youth's feelings for the destiny of the country and their lofty desire to take the world as their responsibility, despise reactionary rulers and transform old China.
Shang Kun painted a colorful and vibrant picture of Xiangjiang River in cold and autumn, and immediately expressed his feelings and raised the question of who should dominate the vast land. The word "See all the mountains and dye all the forests", a total of seven sentences, describes the colorful Qiu Jingtu seen by an independent orange island. It is not only a portrayal of the surrounding forest, but also contains the poet's fiery revolutionary feelings.
"The eagle hits the sky, the fish jumps shallowly, and all kinds of frost fight for freedom." It is the poet's yearning and pursuit of freedom and liberation. The poet chose several typical scenes from mountains, rivers, the sky and the bottom of the water to describe them, which are far and near, dynamic and static, and in stark contrast.
These seven sentences provide the background for the lyric behind, and set off the atmosphere. "Loneliness, ask the boundless earth. Who cares about ups and downs? " This question shows the poet's ambition and his broad mind. He turned from writing landscapes directly to expressing his feelings, and naturally brought out the lyric movement in the second half.
The second half is mainly lyrical, but there is no lack of scenery in love. "Remembering the past eventful years is strong", described by eventful years, is novel and vivid, naturally evokes memories of past lives, turns intangible extraordinary years into tangible towering peaks, and gives people lofty beauty.
The word "QIA" has seven sentences, which vividly summarizes the fighting style and heroism of early revolutionaries. "The mid-stream hits the water, and the waves stop the flying boat" is also a magnificent picture of bravely breaking the waves. It can be said that the sublime beauty of this word is interwoven with love as the warp and scenery as the weft.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Changsha Qinyuanchun