The dictation test of famous lines from Qinyuanchun Changsha is as follows:

1. "Qinyuanchun·Changsha" expresses the poet's views on the prosperity and decline of nature and the prosperity of society. The questioning of this question and the sentence that embodies the poet's mind and ambition are: Looking at the outline of the vast land, who is in control of the ups and downs?

2. "Qinyuanchun·Changsha" cleverly answers "Who is it?" One sentence to the question "the master rises and falls" is: Have you ever remembered that when you hit the water in the middle of the current, the waves stopped the boat?

3. "Qinyuanchun·Changsha" describes the extraordinary life spent by the author and his young companions. Sentences about those years include: When I was a young boy, I was a classmate, in my prime, full of scholarly energy, and scolded Fangdao. Pointing out the country and inspiring words, the dung soil is waiting for thousands of households.

4. The following sentence in "Qinyuanchun·Changsha" is a summary (leading or starting) of recalling the turbulent years.

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1. The background and significance of Changsha

Changsha is the hometown of Mao Zedong and the place where he grew up in his youth. With Changsha as the background, this poem expresses his deep affection for his hometown and his firm belief in the revolutionary cause.

2. Description of natural scenery

The poem uses "the Xiangjiang River goes north, gurgling and flowing" to describe the magnificent scenery and the momentum of the Xiangjiang River. It also describes the beautiful scenery of "The dawn is sultry in front of the Yueyang Tower, the geese are leaving Hengyang, and the rain is about to come in the mountains of Changsha".

3. Praise of humanities and customs

The poem praises the humanistic scenery of Changsha, such as "Maguxian", "Jinjiling", "Yuelu Qingwen", etc., showing the The unique charm and historical heritage of the ancient city of Changsha.

4. Expression of revolutionary thoughts

Qin Yuanchun·Changsha poem incorporates Mao Zedong’s revolutionary thoughts, especially the last sentence, “Kiuzhou relies on wind and thunder for its vitality, and it is sad that thousands of horses are silent.” Expressed his concern for the fate of the country and the revolutionary cause.

5. Artistic characteristics and creative techniques

Qinyuanchun·Changsha shows Mao Zedong’s profound poetry with its powerful chapters, musical rhythm and vivid image details. Talented and unique artistic style, it is a work of contemporary significance.

6. Influence and inheritance

Qinyuanchun·Changsha, as one of Mao Zedong’s representative works, has been widely praised and had a profound impact on subsequent literary creation. It has become Mao Zedong's personal symbol and one of the important symbols of modern Chinese revolutionary literature.