The vastness remains the same, and the water waves are endless.
In this boundless seaside world, children get together, cheer and dance.
They build houses with sand, play with empty shells, weave boats with dead leaves and slide into the sea with smiles.
On the beach of this world, children have their own entertainment. They don't know how to swim or cast nets.
Pearl pickers dive into the water to touch pearls, and businessmen sail on the sea; However, the children collected goose eggs and scattered them.
They don't treasure, and they don't know how to cast nets.
The sea makes waves with a smile, and the shore shines with a pale smile.
Dangerous waves sing meaningless songs to children, just like a mother rocking a baby's cradle.
The sea plays with the children, and the beach shines with a pale smile.
Children gather in this boundless seaside, storms roam in the sky without roads, ships are destroyed in trackless water,
The fear of God has come out and the children are playing. In this boundless seaside world, this is a good meeting place for children.
2. Tagore's "The Seaside" appreciates shells, sea sand and waves. In the eyes of children, the sea is the mother of singing, bringing endless joy. Fish, pearls and trade, in the eyes of adults, the sea is a dangerous place full of business opportunities, and deadly waves are surging at any time. This is the scene described by Tagore in his poem "Children Meet at the Sea of the World". From children to adults, what have we experienced and changed? The sea remains the same, where is the happiness of childhood?
Tagore believed in the philosophy of life all his life and pursued the harmony and unity between man and nature. In his works, there are a lot of poems about children. He poured his love for children into his poems and enthusiastically praised the innocence and happiness. He took his love for children as his career, and devoted himself to establishing an international college where the soul can breathe freely. Two places in Kolkata, an Indian port city, are called Tagore's "former residence".
The children met at the seaside of the world. Overhead is still the boundless sky, restless waves rushing noisily. On the seashore of the vast world, the children cheered and danced together.
They build houses with sand and play games with empty shells. They weave dead leaves into boats and let them float on the distant sea with a smile. Children are playing games on the seashore of the world.
They can't swim or cast nets. Pearl pickers dive for pearls, businessmen sail around, and children collect stones but throw them away. They don't treasure or cast nets.
The sea swelled with laughter, and the shore shone with a pale smile. Deadly waves, like a mother rocking a baby's cradle, sing meaningless songs to her children. The sea is playing with children, and the shore is shining with a pale smile.
The children met at the seaside of the world. Storms are floating in the pathless sky, ships are broken in the trackless sea, death is raging, and children are playing. On the seashore of the vast world, the children held a grand party.
The poet described the scene of a child playing by the sea and seeking wealth with adults in concise language. In poetry, the sea is a paradise for children, but a vanity fair for adults. The poet corresponds the tolerance, compassion and cruelty of the sea to the world of children and adults respectively: for the children gathered by the sea, the sea is the mother, laughing and singing meaningless songs; For adults sailing around in the sea, the sea is a stormy, broken and deadly wave. Simple and simple poetry changes and interlaces rapidly in emotion and context, as if pages of contrasting pictures were turned over. Children's games are more pure and happy with the sea as the background and the hard work of adults competing for fame and profit as the foil. As Tagore himself said, all world civilizations will eventually be taken away by time. In this poem, the waves take away all traces, and only the innocent and happy nature of children lasts forever.
3. Tagore's famous sentence "The seaside" seeks the answer, and children gather in this boundless seaside world.
The vastness is still the same, and the water waves roar endlessly. In this boundless seaside world, children gather together and cheer. They build houses with sand, play with empty shells, weave boats with dead leaves and slide into the sea with smiles.
On the beach of this world, children have their own entertainment. They don't know how to swim or cast nets. Pearl pickers dive into the water to touch pearls, and businessmen sail on the sea; However, the children collected goose eggs and scattered them.
They don't treasure, and they don't know how to cast nets. The sea makes waves with a smile, and the shore shines with a pale smile.
Dangerous waves sing meaningless songs to children, just like a mother rocking a baby's cradle. The sea plays with the children, and the beach shines with a pale smile.
Children gather in this boundless seaside, storms roam in the sky without roads, ships are destroyed in trackless water, fear of God has come out, and children are playing. In this boundless seaside world, it is an excellent gathering place for children.
4. Solve the nouns in Tagore's poems: Seven Seas and Thirteen Rivers, Mantehu, Dalcy Flower, Sailor.
The boatman Mantehu's boat is moored at Genji Pier in Laqi.
The ship was loaded with jute uselessly and has been there for a long time.
As long as he is willing to lend me his boat, I will put a hundred paddles on it and raise five, six or seven cloth sails.
I will never drive it to a stupid market.
I will sail all over the seven seas and thirteen rivers in the celestial world.
But, mom, don't hide in the corner and cry for me.
I will not go to the forest like Ramachandra, and I will not come back for fourteen years.
I will be the prince in the story and fill my boat with what I like.
I will take my friend Axi as my companion, and we will sail happily together in the seven seas and thirteen rivers in the celestial world.
I will sail in the morning light.
At noon, when you take a bath in the pond, we will be in the land of a strange king.
We'll pass the Tepuni Shoal and leave the Tepuni Desert.
When we come back, it's getting dark, and I'll tell you everything we saw.
I will cross the seven seas and thirteen rivers in the celestial world.
Give a brief introduction, I hope it will help you.
5. Tagore's "The Seaside" appreciates shells, beaches and waves. In the eyes of children, the sea is the mother of singing, bringing endless joy.
Fish, pearls and trade, in the eyes of adults, the sea is a dangerous place full of business opportunities, and deadly waves are surging at any time. This is the scene described by Tagore in his poem "Children Meet at the Sea of the World".
From children to adults, what have we experienced and changed? The sea remains the same, where is the happiness of childhood? Tagore believed in the philosophy of life all his life and pursued the harmony and unity between man and nature. In his works, there are a lot of poems about children. He poured his love for children into his poems and enthusiastically praised the innocence and happiness. He took his love for children as his career, and devoted himself to establishing an international college where the soul can breathe freely.
In Kolkata, an Indian port city, there are two places called Tagore's "former residence", where children meet at the seaside of the vast world. Overhead is still the boundless sky, restless waves rushing noisily.
On the seashore of the vast world, the children cheered and danced together. They build houses with sand and play games with empty shells.
They weave dead leaves into boats and let them float on the distant sea with a smile. Children are playing games on the seashore of the world.
They can't swim or cast nets. Pearl pickers dive for pearls, businessmen sail around, and children collect stones but throw them away.
They don't treasure or cast nets. The sea swelled with laughter, and the shore shone with a pale smile.
Deadly waves, like a mother rocking a baby's cradle, sing meaningless songs to her children. The sea is playing with children, and the shore is shining with a pale smile.
The children met at the seaside of the world. Storms are floating in the pathless sky, ships are broken in the trackless sea, death is raging, and children are playing.
On the seashore of the vast world, the children held a grand party. The poet described the scene of a child playing by the sea and seeking wealth with adults in concise language.
In poetry, the sea is a paradise for children, but a vanity fair for adults. The poet corresponds the tolerance, compassion and cruelty of the sea to the world of children and adults respectively: for the children gathered by the sea, the sea is the mother, laughing and singing meaningless songs; For adults sailing around in the sea, the sea is a stormy, broken and deadly wave.
Simple and simple poetry changes and interlaces rapidly in emotion and context, as if pages of contrasting pictures were turned over. Children's games are more pure and happy with the sea as the background and the hard work of adults competing for fame and profit as the foil.
As Tagore himself said, all world civilizations will eventually be taken away by time. In this poem, the waves take away all traces, and only the innocent and happy nature of children lasts forever.