Through the author's observation of the scenery of the four seasons, I realized the changes and different beauty of the scenery of the four seasons, which shows that the author is good at observing and experiencing the elegance of life, and his love for life and nature permeates between the lines!
The beauty of the four seasons in the second and third natural periods;
The most beautiful thing in summer is night. The bright moonlit night is beautiful, and there are countless fireflies flying in the dark night. Even on a drizzly night, there are two fireflies flying in the dim light. This scene is really fascinating.
The most beautiful autumn is dusk. When the setting sun shines obliquely on the western hills, the little crow flies to the nest in a hurry, which is touching. The flocks of geese in fly with me in the sky are even more touching. As the sun sets and night falls, the wind and insects are more and more refreshing.
Extended data:
I don't think it is necessary for the teacher to make a lengthy description and fragmented analysis of the beautiful scenery. As long as the teacher leads the students to recite carefully, savor carefully and chew carefully, slowly in this beautiful article, the author writes from the beauty of spring dawn to the beauty of winter morning in chronological order. The language is fresh, beautiful and soft.
From the beginning, the author realized that "the beauty of spring is dawn" with his unique vision and touch, and then pointed out that the sky changed from "the sky is fish-belly white-dyed red and purple", indicating that the color of the eastern sky "changed" with time.
Then write that the beauty of summer is "night". It is pointed out that summer night is a kind of "dark beauty", which is extremely charming in the contrast between "firefly's night dance" and "firefly's dim light reflects rainy night night" The beauty of "light and emotion set each other off"
The most beautiful thing in autumn is dusk. It focuses on the return of crows in the sunset, just like people go out and rush home when they see the night arrival. The author is also moved by the "geese flying in high altitude in droves", and he feels relaxed and happy with the "sound of night arrival, wind and insects".