Children fishing What are children doing?

Children fishing What children are doing: fishing.

Children's Fishing Original text: A child with a shaggy head learns fishing, sitting sideways in the presence of strawberry grass. Passers-by asked and waved, fearing that they would be frightened and ignored.

Children's Fishing Translation: A child with disheveled hair and green face was learning to fish by the river. He was sitting sideways in the grass, and his figure was hidden by the weeds. When a passerby asked for directions, the child waved his hand indifferently, fearing to disturb the fish and not daring to respond to the passerby.

Children’s fishing notes:

Children: young children; fishing: fishing; Lun: silk thread for fishing; raspberry: a kind of grass; moss: bryophyte; ask: to People inquire; should: pay attention; yao: far away.

Appreciation of Children's Fishing:

This is an interesting poem describing children's life. A child with a shaggy head learns how to fish as an adult. Sitting sideways on the grass and moss, his figure is hidden in the wild grass. When I heard a passerby asking for directions, I quickly waved from a distance. The fish did not dare to answer for fear of being startled. The first and second sentences focus on writing form, and the third and fourth sentences focus on expressiveness. The poet did not embellish the description of the fishing child, but directly described the true appearance of the wild child with disheveled hair, making people feel natural, cute, authentic and credible.

Sitting sideways means sitting down casually. From this, we can also imagine the scene of children focusing on fishing without any formality. "The grass reflects the body" is not only a portrait of the child, but in terms of structure, it also lays the groundwork for the next sentence, "Passers ask questions." Because passers-by asked him questions just because they could see him. In the last two sentences, the subject of "waving from afar" is still children.

The reason why he responded with actions was because he was afraid of frightening the fish away. His action was "waving from a distance", which showed that he was not indifferent to the questions from passers-by. As for how he whispered to "passers-by" after "waving", that is up to the reader's imagination, and the poet no longer needs to explain it. Therefore, after explaining the reason for "waving from afar", the poem comes to an abrupt end. This poem depicts the children's fishing expressions vividly, vividly and interestingly. It can be called a masterpiece!

Description characteristics of the poem

By describing typical details, the poet vividly reproduces the seriousness, innocence and childishness of children. The first two sentences are narration and description, written from the appearance, which is real writing; the last two sentences of the poem focus on the expression. The whole poem depicts a lifelike image of a fishing child from both physical and spiritual aspects. The words are fluent, fresh and lively. In just a few words, a childlike picture is painted, which is full of life interest.