When reciting Lin Huiyin's "You Are April in the World", there is a line about drizzle falling in front of the flowers. How should I break the sentence?

It is "drizzle/drops sprinkled in front of the flowers".

Extended information:

Recitation skills:

Correct and in-depth understanding

The reciter must accurately express the thoughts and feelings of the work To get out, you need to read between the lines to understand the inner meaning of the work. First of all, you must clear the obstacles and figure out the meaning of the new words, idioms, allusions, sentences, etc. in the text, and don't swallow it all. As the name suggests.

Secondly, we must grasp the background of the creation of the work, the theme of the work, and the emotional tone, so that we can accurately understand the work and avoid reading the work into pieces or even distorting the original ideological content.

2． Deep and detailed feelings

Some recitations may sound ups and downs, but they just cannot impress the audience. If it is not that the work itself is defective, it is that the reader's experience of the work is too shallow and he does not really get into the work, but "squeezes" emotion and "creates" nature there.

The audience is keen, and they will not be moved by false feelings. To arouse the emotions of the audience and make the audience share the same joys and sorrows with themselves, the reciter must carefully appreciate the work, enter the role, and enter the situation. .

3. Rich and realistic imagination

While understanding and feeling the work, it is often accompanied by rich imagination. Only in this way can the content of the work come alive in your heart and before your eyes, as if you have seen and experienced it with your own eyes. Same.