Where did the beauty of architecture, music and painting come from in A Farewell to Cambridge?

1, the beauty of painting means that the language of poetry has chosen more colorful words. The whole poem selects words such as "clouds, golden willows, sunset, waves, shadows, green flowers, rainbows and meadows", which gives readers a visual imagination and expresses the author's deep affection for Cambridge.

The whole poem has seven sections, and almost every section has a picture that can be painted. If you gently wave goodbye to the clouds in the west, the golden willows along the river sway in the Hekang River; The aquatic plants at the bottom of the He Kang River are swaying, as if they have something to say to the poet. ...

The author uses such words as "wave", "ripple", "swing", "rolling", "wandering back" and "wave", which makes each painting full of flowing picture beauty and gives people a three-dimensional sense.

2. Musical beauty means that the syllables of poetry are catchy and patchy, which are all manifestations of musical beauty.

(1) rhyme, the rhyme foot is: come, color; Mom, hey; Shake it, grass; Rainbow, dream; Hui, Song; Xiao, bridge; Come on, Cai.

(2) Harmonious syllables and strong sense of rhythm.

(3) Loop and stack. The first paragraph and the last paragraph are similar in meaning and rhythm, forming an echo structure.

3. The beauty of architecture is the symmetry of festivals and the neatness of sentences. Farewell to Cambridge has seven sections, each with two sentences, with single and double lines staggered by one grid. No matter from the arrangement or the number of words, it is uniform and gives people a sense of beauty.

The intention and function of expanding data 1 and bidding farewell to Cambridge;

(1) Image: clouds, golden willows, soft waves, green grass, starlight and other natural scenery.

(2) Function:

When the poet bid farewell to Cambridge, he avoided the crowds, surrounding high-rise buildings, traffic and other ordinary objects, and chose natural scenery such as clouds, avoiding fireworks and creating a fresh feeling.

For example, the golden willow by the river is compared to the bride in the sunset, thus turning the dead scenery into a living activity, warm and pleasant. The willow reflected in the He Kang River is saturated with the poet's infinite joy and attachment. The willow branches in the sunset are covered with charming golden yellow.

The golden branches sway gently in the wind, and the shadows are reflected in the water, like a beautiful bride. The beautiful shadow in this wave rippled in the water and in the poet's mind. See love in the scene, there are scenes in love, and the scenes blend together. The same is true of the choice of other images.

The green grass is swaying in the soft waves, as if waving to the poet. Returning from boating at night, the water waves and starlight complement each other, and the poet can't help singing in the splendor of starlight. The poet's happiness reached its peak through proper image selection. This is the uniqueness of this poetic image choice.

2. Create a background:

Xu Zhimo (1896— 193 1), a native of Haining, Zhejiang Province, whose pen names are Yun Zhonghe, Nanhu and Shizhe. 19 18 went to study in the United States, 1920 went to Cambridge university in England to study for a doctorate. During this period, Xu Zhimo met Lin and had a wonderful time studying abroad.

Farewell to Cambridge is a poem that typically shows Xu Zhimo's poetic style. Poetry records the poet's emotional experience of returning to England and bidding farewell to Cambridge in the autumn of 1928, showing a kind of sadness.

Cambridge, or Cambridge, is the seat of the famous Cambridge University in Britain. Everything about Cambridge has long left a good impression on him. Now I want to say goodbye to it, and thousands of tender feelings and feelings come to my heart.

The He Kang River opened the poet's soul and awakened the passion that had been dormant for a long time, so it became this masterpiece handed down from generation to generation.