After the soldiers in Huaicun, Dai Fugu was a stranger, bloom was ownerless, and tobacco was full of crows. Several old wells are surrounded by ruins and have always been people. Question 1: A picture

After the soldiers in Huaicun, Dai Fugu was a stranger, bloom was ownerless, and tobacco was full of crows. Several old wells are surrounded by ruins and have always been people. Question 1: A picture is depicted in the poem.

Question 1: It describes the scene of rural ruins in Jianghuai area after the war. People have fled, and peach blossoms are lonely. Tobacco is vast, crows are noisy, city walls are collapsed, wells are deserted and few people are there. Everything is gone.

Question 2: Expressed the poet's sadness about the destruction brought by the war to the countryside and people, his hatred of invading the enemy and his aversion to the war.

Question 1: Test and analysis: "Mo Mo bloom has no owner", but the peach blossom still blooms despite the human sufferings. The sunny scenery in early spring was bleak after the war. Tobacco is vast, crows are noisy, soldiers are in a panic, and there are few people, so I am ready for the following two poems. These two sentences are the main theme of the poem, "ruins surround several wells, and people will always be there." It used to be a place where people lived together, but now there are only ruins and everything is gone. This short four-line poem depicts a typical picture of the abandoned village after the war.

Comments: This is a common question in poetry appreciation in college entrance examination. To answer this kind of question, you must describe the picture shown in the poem. And accurately summarize the main scenery in the poem and reproduce the picture in your own language. When describing, one should be faithful to the original poem, the other should be recreated with one's own association and imagination, and the language should be beautiful.

Question 2: Analysis of test questions: The ingenious thinking of poetry comes from the real feeling of life. Dai Fugu lives in the east of Zhejiang, which is a peaceful corner. How can he write the chaotic scene so vividly? Scholars in the Southern Song Dynasty are worried about the country and the people, "tears in the Central Plains are hard to stop". They remembered the fallen Central Plains, as Dai Fugu lamented: "The most bitter thing is that there is no mountain to cover your eyes. Huainan has the best eyes in China!" So he wrote in "Long Return to Hometown": "Growing up here is really a paradise, and the people in Jianghuai are displaced." It is precisely because of the central plains after the collapse of the soul that the displaced people can be soul mates and write such a real scene of post-disaster decadence. It expresses the poet's sadness about the destruction caused by war to the countryside and people, his hatred of invading the enemy and his aversion to war.

Comments: Poetry expresses the poet's feelings and conveys the poet's thoughts with the help of specific language descriptions. These feelings and thoughts are what we call "ideological content". Whether it is the feelings of worrying about the country and the people, the pain of the country's destruction, or the sorrow of the wanderer, the grievances of the couple are all touching. If we classify the thoughts and feelings expressed in classical poetry a little carefully, it is easy to find that there are various types, such as sadness, loneliness, sadness, loneliness, calmness, leisure, love, praise, admiration, anger, adherence to moral integrity, and concern for the country and the people.