1. preparation materials: choose a piece of colored cardboard, the size is about 150mmx 100mm. Prepare a pair of scissors, a pencil, a marker and some glue. Design bookmarks: draw a poem shirt and related patterns of "Looking at Tianmen Mountain from afar" on the card pants. Poetry can be written bigger and easier to read.
2. Cut the pattern: the pattern can choose elements related to the content of the poem, such as the Yangtze River, mountains and rivers, ships and so on. Bookmark cutting: Cut the designed bookmark with scissors. Pay attention to keep the bookmark edge smooth to avoid burrs. Add color: add color to the bookmark with a colored pen. You can choose colors that match the artistic conception of poetry, such as blue and green.
3, making three-dimensional effect: use scissors to cut out some tiny creases on one side of the bookmark to make the bookmark three-dimensional. Be careful not to cut the bookmark, so as not to affect the use. Glue: Apply a proper amount of glue to the back of the bookmark, and then paste it on a piece of white paper. Don't apply too much glue to avoid affecting the shape of the bookmark.
The central idea of Wangtianmen Mountain
1. Poetry expresses the author's love and reverence for the natural landscape. In his poems, Li Bai described the majesty of Tianmen Mountain and the choppy waters of the Yangtze River. The beauty and mystery of these natural landscapes shocked and awed the poet. This love and awe of nature embodies the poet's thought of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.
2. Poetry expresses the author's admiration for the magnificent mountains and rivers of the motherland. Through the description of natural landscapes such as Tianmen Mountain and the Yangtze River, Li Bai expressed his love and pride for the mountains and rivers of the motherland and showed his deep feelings for the motherland. This kind of praise is also a consistent theme in Li Bai's poems, which reflects his national pride and patriotic feelings.
3. Poetry also shows the author's yearning for a free and unrestrained life. In the poem, he describes his boat sailing on the river, showing his yearning for a free and unrestrained life, which is not only reflected in his praise of natural landscape, but also in his philosophy of life. He pursues the liberation of personality and is unwilling to be bound by the secular, which is fully reflected in his poems.