Moss poetry

1, moss as small as rice, but also like peony. -Yuan Mei's Moss in Qing Dynasty. Although the moss flower is only as small as a grain of rice, it still blooms like that noble peony.

2. The moss on the stage is green, and the grass color enters the curtain. -Liu Yuxi's Humble Room Inscription in the Tang Dynasty. The moss is green and grows on the stage, and the grass is green, which is reflected in the curtain.

3, a hundred acres of atrium half moss, white water lingering in front of the door. -Anshi, Wang Song, "Half-moss in Mu Bai Atrium of Huanxisha". /kloc-half of the yard of 0/00 mu is moss, and the sand outside the door covers the whole road, and there are winding streams.

4. The overgrown undergrowth makes people feel sorry for the dust of jade bone Municipal Committee. -Qing Nalanxingde's "Shanhuazi, the hometown of wild moss under the forest". The secluded place under that forest used to be Xie Daowen's home, but now it is covered with moss, and the poor beautiful figure is buried in a barren sand.

The benefits of reciting ancient poems

1, enhancing memory and reciting ancient poems is undoubtedly equivalent to doing a set of mental gymnastics every day.

2. To improve language ability, there are many famous sentences in students' minds.

3. Expand students' knowledge. The historical and cultural knowledge of China culture is contained in the classics of ancient poems. Memorizing these excellent chapters will enhance students' perception.

4. Cultivate students' interest in learning. If we can hold ancient poetry recitation competitions frequently, we can form a spectacular recitation atmosphere.

5. Improve students' aesthetic ability and form a unique aesthetic ability.