Weather ti7

(1) The crescent moon bends like a boat. I went home by boat and passed Qian Shan, where the night was warm and the flowers were red. My hometown is spring. Are you asleep? I landed in my dream-Sha Ou Crescent.

1, the poem says I go home by boat. Are the flowers and the warmth of the night the poet's real experience or imaginary things?

2. Are you asleep? What the hell do you mean by being here?

3. What feelings does this poem express?

4. Write the rhyming words in this poem

What is the function of rhetorical questions in poetry?

6. What's your favorite line in the poem? Please understand and appreciate.

(2) Walking

We walked in the fields: me, my mother, my wife and son.

Mom doesn't want to come out. She is old and in poor health, and she will feel very tired if she goes any further. I said, so walk more. Mother nodded convincingly and went to get her coat. She listened to me as I did when I was a child.

The weather is fine. This year's spring has come too late, too late, and some old people can't hold on. But spring has finally come. My mother survived another severe winter.

(4) In the early spring in the south, large tracts of new green, thick and light, are paved at will; The buds on the trees are also dense; The winter water in the field is also bubbling. All this reminds people of one thing-life.

My mother and I walked in front, and my wife and son walked behind. The little guy suddenly cried. "There is a mother and son in front and a mother and son behind." We all laughed.

⑤ Later, there was a disagreement: Mom had to take the road, and the road was clear; My son wants to take the path, which is very interesting. However, everything depends on me. My mother is old and used to listening to her strong son. The son is still young and used to listening to the tall father; What about my wife? Outside, she always listens to me. For an instant, I felt a great responsibility. I tried to kill two birds with one stone, but I couldn't find it; I want to break up a family and split it into two parts, each of which has its own place, but I don't want to. I decided to wronged my son because I have been with him for a long time. I said, "Take the main road."

But the mother touched her grandson's little brain and changed her mind: "Let's take the path." Her eyes followed the path: golden cauliflower, two rows of neat mulberry trees, and a sparkling fish pond at the end. "Where I can't walk, you carry me." Mom said to me.

In this way, we walked towards cauliflower, mulberry trees and fish ponds in the sun. In one place, I squatted down to carry my mother, and my wife squatted down to carry my son. Although my mother is tall, she is thin and naturally not heavy; Although my son is fat, he is young and naturally light: but my wife and I walk slowly, steadily and carefully, as if what I carry on my back and what she carries add up to the whole world.

1. Can the words in single quotation marks in the following sentences be used interchangeably with the words in brackets? Why?

(1) I said that's why I have to walk more. My mother nodded convincingly (trustfully).

But spring finally came, and my mother had another cool winter.

2. What does this sentence mean? He listened to me as I did when I was a child?

When the family is divided, the article says, "But everything depends on me". What is the reason? (3 reasons)

4. What description does the fourth paragraph belong to? What's the use in the text?

5. What is the meaning of the sentence "It seems that the sum of what I have on my back and what I have on his back is the whole world"?