On Mu Ye's Demonstration Method and Function

The demonstration methods and functions of Konoha are as follows:

Use poetry to illustrate the function and artistic characteristics of konoha. Use contrast. Contrast the effect of wood leaves.

The influence of quoting ancient poems and writing konoha leaves.

Summary of the first paragraph: Influenced by Qu Yuan, later poets like to use "Mu Ye" in their images.

Summary of the second paragraph: first explain the literal meaning of konoha, and then explain why leaves are not used (through the wonderful use of konoha discovered by predecessors). Later poets developed konoha and passed on more words, such as "falling wood". Ancient poets borrowed from their predecessors' works and created in their study.

Summary of the third paragraph: First, compare the similarities and differences between "wood leaves" and "leaves". The similarity lies in the concept, but the difference lies in the imagery thinking of poetry. Because no one cares about "leaves" or "fallen leaves", we think about the origin of the word "wood" in "konoha".

Summary of the fourth paragraph: analyze the similarities and differences between "wood" and "tree" and their applicable points from the aspect of occasions. The first artistic feature of wood is that it contains a defoliation factor.

Summary of the fifth paragraph: following the above, the first artistic feature is illustrated by the implication in poetic language, and what is implication is analyzed, and the word "wood" and "leaf" are separated. All the words that "wood" can lead to have nothing to do with "leaf". The meaning of "leaf" is still "leaf". The overall analysis of "Muye" (compared with leaves) began to lead to the second artistic feature.

Summary of the sixth paragraph: From the perspective of color and touch, analyze and compare the different environments and different artistic conceptions of "konoha", "fallen leaves" and "yellow leaves".

Summary of the seventh paragraph: artistic images are very different.

Overall summary: Analyze the difference between "Mu Ye" and other similar words from the perspective of artistic image.