The power of continuing dreams and inheriting missions.The phrase "turn into spring mud to protect flowers more" highlights a lofty spirit of dedication. From an inspirational point of view, it inspires us to have a mind of self-transcendence and selfless dedication. Life should not only focus on one's own gains and losses, honor and disgrace. A truly great person is always willing to dedicate his accumulated knowledge, experience and strength to cultivate and support the latecomers and contribute to a greater cause after achieving a certain degree of personal growth. This kind of dedication is not to get rewards or praise from others, but out of deep yearning for good things and a sense of responsibility to promote the world to become a better place. It encourages us to break through the narrow self-limitation, realize a higher level of self-worth in dedication, make the meaning of life sublimate constantly in giving, and use our own "nutrients" to water the "flowers" of others' growth, so as to achieve self-transcendence on the road of dedication and write a more meaningful chapter in life.Artistic conception creation level
-The technique of expressing one's will by holding objects shows that the whole poem expresses one's aspirations and feelings through the concrete thing of "falling red", ostensibly describing the destination and value of falling red flowers, but in fact expressing one's grand ambition of being willing to contribute despite setbacks and eager to exert afterheat for the country and society, which makes the poem contain extremely rich and profound connotations in a short space and enhances the artistic appeal and ideological height of the poem.Cultural connotation level
-The key link between the preceding and the following: This sentence plays a vital role in the poem "Ji Hai Miscellaneous Poems No.5". The poet described his resignation from Beijing and bid farewell to the land of many years of life and official career. It was a complex emotion intertwined with disappointment. "The mighty sorrow leaves the sky, and the whip refers to the end of the world" outlines the picture of parting and the sad mood. However, "Falling Red is not a heartless thing, but turning into spring mud can protect flowers more" skillfully inherits this parting, further visualizes one's complex emotions through falling red flowers, and at the same time opens the following chapter, expanding from simple personal emotion expression to expressing one's lofty ambition to contribute to the society despite being far away from officialdom, so that the emotional context and ideographic level of the whole poem can be promoted coherently and deeply, and the structure is very compact and natural.-cross-era enlightenment: its significance is not limited to Gong Zizhen's era. Even after a long time, it still has a profound enlightenment. In all fields of today's society, whether educators do their best to train the next generation, or researchers are willing to sit on the bench and devote their efforts to promoting scientific and technological progress, or countless ordinary workers stick to their posts and shine, we can find spiritual reflection from this poem. It reminds people that the value of life lies not in temporary gains and losses and position, but in being able to pay and contribute continuously, transforming personal strength into nutrients to promote social development and nourish the growth of beautiful things, and inspiring generations to make unremitting efforts to realize the unity of personal ideals and social values.-The meaning is profound and unique: "Turning into spring mud is more protective of flowers", which shows that the fallen flowers do not fall without feelings. Even if they fall into mud, they should turn into spring mud that nourishes the growth of flowers, continue to protect and cultivate new flowers to bloom, show a noble feeling of selfless dedication and self-sacrifice, and at the same time convey the profound philosophy that although life has an end, spirit and value can be continued and transformed.
Strategy guide 12-13
Strategy guide 12-13