Don't take away a cloud.

Question 1: What do you mean Xu Zhimo doesn't take away a cloud? Clouds can't be taken away. Only the impossible is made possible, and unnatural language can best express the poet's feelings.

Cambridge is the poet's dream of life, love and art. As a lover, the poet can't bear to disturb her. At the same time, the poet knows that Cambridge has taken away everything from the poet. Took away the poet's soul, took away the poet's pursuit and dream of truth, goodness and beauty, and all this beauty stayed in Cambridge forever.

Question 2: What do you mean by waving your sleeves without taking away a cloud? This sentence echoes the beginning of the poem. "Cloud" can't be taken away, but the poet said "not taking away a cloud". This exaggeration shows that the poet is unwilling to disturb his beloved Cambridge. Here, the rhythm is the same, but with the transformation of words and expressions, more sadness has to be left. At this point, the poet expressed his feelings for Cambridge with silence, gentleness and quietness.

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Question 3: I left lightly, just like I waved my clothes lightly? What do you mean, don't take a cloud? Xu Zhimo's whole poem Biekangqiao takes the emotional ups and downs when leaving Kangqiao as a clue to express his deep affection for leaving Kangqiao. The language is light and soft, and the form is exquisite and mellow. The poet paints a flowing picture by alternating reality and reality, which constitutes a wonderful artistic conception everywhere. It shows in detail the poet's love for Cambridge, his longing for his past life, and his helpless sadness at present, which is the swan song in Xu Zhimo's poems.

Question 4: I left quietly, just like I came quietly and waved my sleeve without taking away a cloud. What do you mean? This is a famous sentence in Xu Zhimo's Farewell to Cambridge, which probably means that when I left, I was very low-key and quiet, and I took nothing with me except memories.

Question 5: What does it mean if you write "Don't take a cloud" in your mind? ! ! This is a line in a poem.

The first verse of this poem is a gentle wave, bidding farewell to the clouds in the western world. Rational farewell, faint sadness; In the last sentence of the poem, waving sleeves does not take away a cloud, and waving sleeves does not take away a cloud. With a flick of the sleeve, the action is more powerful than a flick, but you can't take away a cloud, which you can't take away. The impossible is said to be possible, and unnatural language can best express the poet's feelings. Cambridge is the poet's dream of life, love and art. As a lover, the poet can't bear to disturb her. At the same time, the poet knows that Cambridge has taken away everything from the poet. Took away the poet's soul, took away the poet's pursuit and dream of truth, goodness and beauty, and all this beauty stayed in Cambridge forever.

Question 6: What do you mean by waving your sleeve without taking away a cloud? Please explain, thank you. "Cloud" can't be taken away, but the poet said "not taking away a cloud". This exaggeration shows that the poet is unwilling to disturb his beloved Cambridge.

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Question 7: I left quietly, just as I came gently. I waved my sleeves and didn't take away a cloud. What do you mean? This is Xu Zhimo's poem, the artistic conception of the couplet poem. I think so: it's beautiful here. I came and walked gently, showing my love for the environment here. I don't want to break the quiet mood. I waved my sleeves as a farewell and didn't take away a cloud, because it wasn't just my own, and beautiful things were not allowed.