We are about to enter the final review stage of the autumn semester. At this stage, we will consolidate the basic knowledge of the textbook, especially clarify some knowledge details in the textbook, which will naturally make us more confident in the exam and easily get higher scores!
In the first paragraph of the Chinese version of the Soviet Education Edition "Vienna, the City of Music", there is such a passage:
Vienna, the capital of Austria, is a world-famous music city. It is located in a small basin with beautiful scenery and picturesque scenery at the northern foot of the Alps, and the sparkling Danube River passes through the city.
Here is a word called "beautiful scenery", which many students think is more correct and is often written as "beautiful scenery" in their homework. So, is "beautiful scenery" correct or "beautiful scenery" correct?
Once a primary school student used "beautiful scenery" when making a sentence, ate the red cross of the substitute teacher and was asked to correct it to "beautiful scenery". Later, in another exam, students wrote "Beautiful scenery", which was circled by the Chinese teacher and asked to be corrected as "Beautiful scenery". The pupil looked blank: "I am too difficult. How to write this word? "
In fact, not only primary school students often make mistakes when using this word, but even adults are often uncertain whether to use "Qing" or "Qing" when using this word. For example, the famous writer Mr. Ba Jin wrote in his essay My Tears: "I was born in a warm and beautiful land, and I come from the beautiful south of the Yangtze River."
The dictionary explains "beautiful scenery" like this: "Describe beautiful scenery, beautiful scenery. Also known as' beautiful scenery'. "
Structurally, "mountain" and "water" echo each other and are both natural scenery. The use of "blue", "blue" or "green" to describe color, "beauty" and "beauty" is obviously not corresponding to the nature and state of things; "Qing" (quietness) and "xiu" (beauty) blend together, that is, "comeliness" (quietness, beauty and refinement). Both words represent the characteristics of things, and they are perfectly matched.
If you must use green to describe mountains, you can use words such as "green mountains and green waters" and "green mountains and green waters". Mountains correspond to water and green corresponds to green. Similar words are "orange, orange and green", "dragon and tiger leap" and "the window is bright and clean"
As early as 1995 edition, primary school Chinese textbooks changed "beautiful scenery" to "beautiful scenery". Chewing Words, an authoritative magazine of language norms, which is known as "the woodpecker in the language forest", has also published many articles pointing out that "beautiful scenery" is the correct usage.
Is it "beautiful scenery" or "beautiful scenery"?