Poplar Praise, After-class Words
The words in the Tribute to the White Poplar were explained as follows: - [** Field of Vision **: The range of vision.] - [Chance: A skilled person can obtain it by chance.] It was also used to describe a person who had a deep literary attainment and was able to get a good piece of witchcraft by chance out of inspiration. - As flat as a whetstone. It was now used to describe a large area of flat land. - ** - [Leaning out from the side]: It meant that the branches extended out from the side of the trunk. - * * - ** Unyielding **: Unyielding in the face of pressure and difficulties. - ** Swirling **: It described the way it spiraled and danced, the way it looked like the branches and leaves were spread out. - Reclaim: Reclaim wasteland into farmland. - ** Dominator **: 1. 2. a power that governs or controls. - [** Tired **: Tired, slack.] - 1. Tree branches. 2. Branches. - [Stubborn: Strong and unyielding.] - ** Qiu Zhi **: also known as "Qiu Zhi". The twisted branches. - ** Wei An **: 1. tall and straight 2. Odd Gao Ming. - [Proud]: 1. Proudly. 2. Sometimes, it was used to describe a strong and unyielding appearance. - ** Wanran **: As if. - ** Xiu Qi **: Beautiful and tall. - [Contempt]: Contempt, contempt. - ** Sleepy **: It described being mentally exhausted due to illness. - ** Nanmu **: refers to the wood of the Nanmu tree. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Poplar Praise, Words and Sentences
The following sentences were made using new words from the Tribute to the White Poplar: [Reclamation: After many years of reclamation, this wasteland has become fertile farmland.] [Dominator: In this world, humans cannot control the fate of other creatures as they wish.] ** Tired **: The long hours of work made him look tired. The branches of the old tree stretched out in all directions. [Stubborn: He is very stubborn. Once he has decided on something, it is very difficult to change it.] ** Swirling **: When the breeze blew, the weeping willows by the river danced. * * ** Magnificent **: The police officer was always at the forefront in the face of danger. ** Pride **: The plum blossoms bloomed proudly in the snow and ice. [The scenery is like a natural ink painting.] ** Elegant **: That white birch tree was tall and straight, very eye-catching. [Disdain: We should despise those who reap without sowing.] [A Clever Hand by Chance]: This masterpiece of his could be said to be a clever hand by chance. It was done in one go. [The plain is as flat as a whetstone. At first glance, it is refreshing.] The love for painting in his heart grew day by day. ** Sleepy **: The hot and humid weather made people sleepy. [The branches of the tree are leaning sideways, very artistic.] [Unyielding Spirit: In the face of difficulties, we must have an unyielding spirit.] "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Poplar Praise
The following are some famous lines from the Tribute to the White Poplar: - " That's the white poplar. It's an extremely common tree in the northwest, but it's truly an extraordinary tree." - "It's a tree that fights for the upper reaches, with straight trunks and straight branches. Its trunk was usually ten feet high, as if it had been man-made, and there were no branches within ten feet. All of its branches are pointed upwards and closely together, as if they have been artificially added, forming a bundle and never straying sideways." - "Its wide leaves are also facing upwards, almost none of them are slanted, let alone hanging upside down. Its skin is smooth and has a silver halo, and a faint green color." - "This is a kind of tree that remains stubbornly upright despite the pressure of the northern wind and snow. Even though it is only as thick as a bowl, it is trying its best to grow upwards. It is about ten or twenty feet tall, towering into the sky, unyielding, and resisting the northwest wind." - " This is a white poplar. It's an extremely common tree in the northwest, but it's definitely not an ordinary tree." - "When you walk on the plateau where the snow has just melted and see a row of white poplar trees standing proudly on the flat ground, do you think they are just trees? Don't you think that its simplicity, solemnity, and unyielding strength symbolize the peasants of the north? Could it be that you didn't even think of the fact that in the vast land behind the enemy lines, there were strong and unyielding sentries everywhere, standing proudly like this poplar tree to guard their hometown? Don't you think that this kind of poplar tree, whose branches and leaves stick together and strive for progress, symbolizes the spirit and will of the people who are sweeping the North China Plain and writing the history of the new China with blood?" - " I praise the white poplar tree because it not only symbolizes the farmers in the north, but also symbolizes the simplicity, strength, and spirit of striving for progress that are indispensable in our national liberation struggle today." "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Words and explanations of the praise of the white poplar
The following are the new words and their explanations in the Tribute to the White Poplar: - Reclaim: Reclaim wasteland into farmland. - [Dominator]: It has the meaning of being in charge and controlling. It can also indicate the power that controls and controls. - [** Tired **: Tired, slack.] - * * Ya Zhi **: It refers to the branches or branches of a tree. - [Stubborn: Strong and unyielding.] - * * - * * - * * stalwart **:(Body) Tall and upright or brilliant and outstanding. - [Pride]: It can be used to express arrogance, sometimes in a positive sense, to describe a strong and unyielding appearance. - * * Wanran **: As if. - * * Xiu Qi **: Beautiful and tall. - [Contempt]: Contempt, contempt. - [Chance: A skilled person can obtain it by chance.] It was also used to describe a person who had a deep literary attainment and was inspired by a wonderful piece of writing. - [As flat as a whetstone][As flat as a whetstone] - * * - * * Sleepy **: It described being mentally exhausted due to illness. - * * Leaning out from the side **: Branches extended from the side of the trunk. - * * Unyielding **: Unyielding and tenacious in the face of pressure and difficulties. - * * Nanmu **: refers to the wood of the Nanmu tree. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Poplar Praise Recitation Girl
Currently, there were three groups of Jeanne,#48, who was reciting " Tribute to the White Poplar ". If you wanted to listen to the female version of " Tribute to the White Poplar ", you could listen to the book online or download the Himalayan app. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Poplar Praise Reading aloud
The following is a reading example of 'Tribute to the White Poplar': It was a tree that strived for the upper reaches, with straight trunks and straight branches. Its trunk is usually ten feet high, as if artificial, within ten feet, there are no other branches; All its branches are upward, and close together, as if artificial, into a bundle, there is no horizontal escape; Its wide leaves are also upward, almost no slanting, let alone hanging upside down; Its skin, smooth and silver halo, slightly suffused with light green. This was a tree that remained stubbornly standing despite the pressure of the wind and snow in the north! Even though it was only as thick as a bowl, it tried its best to grow upwards. It was about ten feet tall, twenty feet tall, towering into the sky, unyielding, resisting the northwest wind. This was a white poplar, a very common tree in the northwest, but it was definitely not an ordinary tree! It did not have a whirling posture, nor did it have curved and spiraling branches. Perhaps you would say that it was not beautiful. If beauty was specifically referred to as "whirling" or "slanting out", then the poplar tree could not be considered a good woman in the tree. But it was stalwart, upright, simple, serious, and not lacking in gentleness, not to mention its unyielding and upright. It was a great man in the tree. When reading aloud, one should pay attention to the cadence of the tone. For example, when expressing praise for the quality of the poplar tree, the tone can be appropriately raised, such as " This is the poplar tree, a very common tree in the northwest, but it is definitely not an ordinary tree!" The words "by no means an ordinary tree" can be stressed and raised. At the same time, pay attention to the pauses between sentences, and grasp the rhythm according to the grammar structure and meaning of the sentence. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Words learned after the Poplar Tribute Class
The after-class phrases of the Tribute to the White Poplar were: Reclamation, Domination, Ennui (juàn dài), Ya Zhi (yā zhīi), Stubborn, Swirling, Swirling There were five words in the book: magnanimous as a whetstone, latent growth, drowsiness, wandering, unyielding, unyielding, and nanmu. The explanation was as follows: - Reclaim: Reclaim wasteland into farmland. - Dominator: The power to dominate or control, the power to control people or things. - Tired: Exhaustion, slackness. - [Stubborn: A strong and unyielding character. He insists on his own ideas and methods and will not be changed by external forces.] - Swirling: The way it spirals and dances. - [Crooked branches: Twisted branches.] - [Stalwart: Tall and sturdy, Odd.] - Proud: refers to an arrogant and unyielding appearance. - It was as if he was submissive. - Liu Xiuqi: Beautiful and tall. - [Contempt: It means contempt and contempt.] - A stroke of inspiration or creation by a skilled person. - As flat as a whetstone. The metaphor was very straightforward and did not hesitate. - To grow in the dark without knowing it. - Sleepiness: To describe a person who is dispirited and sleepy. - The branches of the tree extended from the side of the trunk. - Unyielding: It means that you don't give in in the face of pressure and difficulties, and you are very tenacious. - [Rampaging and Dashing: Rampaging and galloping, killing and assaulting.] - Phoebe: A type of tree. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Poplar Praise, Reading the Stressed Manuscript
The following is an example of an accented pause in the "Tribute to the White Poplar": It was a tree that strived for the upper reaches, with straight trunks and straight branches. Its trunk was usually ten feet high, as if it was man-made, and there were no other branches within ten feet. All its branches were all upward and close together, as if they were man-made, forming a bundle, and there was no horizontal escape. Its wide leaves were also upward, almost no slanting, let alone hanging upside down. Its skin was smooth and had a silver halo, slightly suffused with light green. This was a tree that remained stubbornly standing despite the oppression of the northern wind and snow! Even though it was only as thick as a bowl, it was trying its best to grow up. It was about ten feet tall, twenty feet tall, towering into the sky, unyielding, resisting the northwest wind. This was a white poplar, a very common tree in the northwest, but it was definitely not an ordinary tree! It did not have the posture of a whirling woman, nor did it have the twigs that were twisting and coiling. Perhaps you would say that it was not beautiful. If beauty was specifically referred to as "whirling" or "slanting out", then the white poplar tree was not a good woman among trees. However, it was stalwart, upright, simple, and serious. It did not lack gentleness, not to mention its unyielding and upright nature. It was a great man among trees! When you walk on the plateau where the snow has just melted and see a row of white poplar trees standing proudly on the flat land, do you think that trees are just trees? Do you not think that their simplicity, solemnity, and unyielding strength symbolize the peasants in the north? Do you not think that there are sentries guarding their hometown everywhere in the vast land behind the enemy's lines? Could it be that/you didn't think a little further/that/such branches and leaves/close to each other and strive for progress, just like/symbolizing/the spirit and will/of/the people who/swept through the North China Plain/wrote the history of New China with blood/today? The white poplar was not an ordinary tree. It was very common in the northwest and was not valued by people, just like the farmers in the north. It had a strong vitality and could not be broken or oppressed, just like the farmers in the north. I/praise the white poplar tree because/it not only/symbolizes/the farmers in the north, especially/symbolizes/the simplicity, strength, and/the spirit of striving for progress/that are/indispensable/in/our national liberation struggle today. Let those who look down on the people, despise the people, and stubbornly regress praise the aristocratic Phoebe nanmu (which is also straight and tall), and despise this extremely common and easy to grow poplar, but I want to praise the poplar tree loudly! (The emphasis can be adjusted according to the understanding of the article. For example, the words that express the author's strong feelings, such as "real","absolutely not","loudly praise", etc., as well as keywords that reflect the characteristics and symbolic significance of the poplar tree, can be used as emphasis. The above is for reference only.) "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Poplar Praise Reciting Kang Hui
There was Kang Hui's "Tribute to the White Poplar", which could be heard on the Himalayan app. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Reciting the background music of the praise of the poplar
You can choose the "Tribute to the White Poplar" recital music edited and synthesized by Si Nan (Resource Code: 65848398, format: m4a, file size: 3m). In addition, there is also the "Tribute to the White Poplar" recital music hosted by Fang Hui of the Dalian Radio Station, 15 seconds after the start-Fang Hui of the Dalian Radio Station "for selection. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
English Praise in Class
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