Question 1: The poet compares himself to a lonely goose (writing that the lonely goose doesn't drink or peck, but keeps flying and chasing its companions), expressing the desolate feeling of its wandering life; Missing relatives and friends in hometown (longing for reunion of flesh and blood and friends after experiencing turmoil); There is a lofty pursuit of not falling into the blue sky. (Answer only two points)

Question 1: The combination of tail and contrast highlights the lofty pursuit of the lonely goose with the mediocrity and noise of the wild crow. It shows Du Fu's yearning for relatives and friends and his disgust for some ordinary people. (it can also be said that it is written with tin foil. Lonely geese miss the group so urgently, so painfully, so tired; However, the wild crows don't understand at all. They are constantly making noise and enjoying themselves. It shows Du Fu's yearning for relatives and friends and his disgust for some ordinary people. )

1 Question: This question examines students' understanding and grasp of poetry and pays attention to the feelings revealed in poetry.

Question 2: This question is related to the theme of the poem, and taste discriminates against language. The author expresses his dislike of people like "wild crows" by means of contrast.