1, where is the Hall of Fame? It is in a deep pine forest near the Silk City. -Du Fu's Book of Letters.
Appreciation: With deep respect for Zhuge Liang, the prime minister of Shu during the Three Kingdoms period, I cherish the memory of his great achievements before his death, and place infinite sighs, which also implies the poet's ambition and disappointment to save the world. The poem "Shuxiang" covers history, integrates ancient and modern times, and has concise language and rich connotation.
2. Life is a hero and death is a ghost. -Li Qingzhao's "Summer quatrains".
Appreciation: Summer quatrains is a five-character quatrains written by Li Qingzhao, a poetess in Song Dynasty. It is an ancient poem that satirizes the present and expresses grief and indignation. The first two sentences of the poem clearly put forward the value orientation of life.
3, the real name started, and it is comparable for thousands of years. -Lu you? Five angry books, the first one
Appreciation: This poem also expresses Lu You's grief and indignation at his failure to realize his ambition of reviving the Central Plains. Lu You is a patriotic poet. He has been fighting for national rejuvenation all his life, but his ideal has never been realized because of the corruption of political affairs and the fact that the pacifists are in power. In this poem, he expressed his heart by praising Zhuge Liang and his firm belief and pursuit of restoring the Central Plains.
4. To the west of the old base of humanism are Chibi, Zhou Lang and the Three Kingdoms. -Su Shi? Niannujiao Chibi Nostalgia
Appreciation: This poem also expresses Su Shi's admiration and admiration for Zhou Yu. Su Shi compared Zhou Yu with the heroes in the Three Kingdoms period through the phrase "Red Cliff in Zhou Lang of the Three Kingdoms", and emphasized Zhou Yu's historical position and value. At the same time, it also shows his admiration for the great men of history and his concern and thinking about history.
5, the wind is rustling and the water is cold, and the strong man is gone forever. -Song of Jing Ke's Anonymous/Song of Crossing Yishui.
Appreciation: This is a generous elegy of a brave man who went to the wolf's den and knew that he could not live any longer. The whole poem has only two sentences. The first sentence is about the parting environment, bleak autumn wind, cold water and a tragic and desolate atmosphere. The scenery description is permeated with the singer's feelings. The second sentence shows the hero's unswerving concern for the disaster.