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In the Literature 11 program, with the lesson Hate to love (excerpt from the story of Luc Van Tien), how should students prepare? Below, Review.tip.edu.vn has collected and synthesized articles about Hate and Love (from Story of Luc Van Tien) for 11th grade students for reference.
Reference essay number 1
Layout
– Part 1 (first 6 sentences): the conversation of Mr. Quan and Van Tien
– Part 2 (continued 10 sentences): Quan’s words about hate
– Part 3 (14 next sentences): Quan’s words about compassion
– Part 4 (last 2 sentences): the author’s thoughts and heart
Sentence 1 (Page 48 of Literature textbook 11 volume 1)
– Things that Mr. Quan hates (10 sentences):
+ Hates gossip, hates the lustful King Tru, U Vuong, Le Vuong, Ngu Ba…
+ The common thing of kings is mentioned: playfulness, insatiable sexual immorality, greed for rights, competition for rights
+ The root of hate is love for the people, for the people, hating those who harm the people, make the people miserable, and miserable
– The compassion of Mr. Quan (14 sentences):
+ Speaking of talented people who have to suffer hardships and are not allowed to wish to help the world: Confucius, Nhan Uyen, Zhuge Liang, Dong Trong Thu, Han Du…
+ Confucian intellectuals are talented, virtuous, upright, but do not meet the times
+ The author finds his shadow in the dream of starting a life to help life
Sentence 2 (page 48 of Literature 11 textbook, volume 1)
The excerpt is successful when using the word hate-love
+ This pair of words is repeated 12 times, arranged in pairs, flexible opposites
+ The repetition is also flexibly applied from the two words hate – love, which helps to highlight the author’s emotional clarity.
+ Love and hate are clear, not ambiguous, not blurred, general
+ The repetition of these two words increases the intensity of emotions: love, hate reach the extreme, both passionate
Sentence 3 (page 42 of Literature textbook 11 volume 1)
Love and hate are two emotions that have a close relationship in the poet’s soul
+ The author is saddened by the misery and misery of the people and the talented people who have been crushed
+ Deeply hate those who harm the people, harm the world, and put people in a difficult situation
+ Love-hate feelings intertwine, follow each other, integrate into life and with the people: the culmination of the author’s thoughts and feelings
⇒ The poem is philosophical and moral, but not dry and rigid, on the contrary, it is very lyrical and full of emotions.
That emotion comes from a deep and passionate emotion from the pure and noble heart of the poet, from a heart full of love for life and love for humanity.
Practice
The verse captures the entire ideological and emotional meaning of the whole passage:
Because if you hate it, you’ll also love it
+ Love and hate have a close relationship like two sides of the same issue.
+ The more pitiful the scene of the poor people, the more talented people are beaten down, the more the author hates those who harm the people and sell the country.
+ The love and hate clearly and clearly in the heart of the author.
+ Behind that hatred is love for the people, deep and immense love for life
Reference essay number 2
Layout
Part 1 (verses 1 to 6): The answer between Mr. Quan and Tu Truc and Van Tien.
Part 2 (verses 7 to 16): Hatred.
Part 3 (remaining verses): Compassion.
Question 1 (page 48 of the 11th Literature Textbook, volume 1):
– The reigns of kings that Quan hates: they are all unintelligent and unscrupulous kings, making people’s lives miserable.
– The people that Mr. Quan loved: Confucius, Nhan Tu, Zhuge Liang, Dong Tu, Nguyen Luong, Han Du, Teacher Liem, Lac → were all well-educated, compassionate, loving people and loving people.
⇒ The basis of hate and love: hate people who are inhuman, selfish, and brutal; love those who are talented but have a silver lining and have to suffer.
Sentence 2 (page 48 of the 11th Literature Textbook, volume 1):
Hate and love are used in contrasting terms.
– Hate and love are repeated over and over, each time with a particular character in history.
⇒ Expressing and clarifying the hate and love views of Nguyen Dinh Chieu.
Question 3 (page 48 of the 11th Literature Textbook, volume 1):
Because hating is also loving: it is because of compassion for good things, those who are well-educated, talented, and unlucky are born hatred for tyranny and injustice, leaving talented people with no place to use their talents. , making people miserable.
Practice
The verse captures the entire meaning and thought of the passage: Because if you hate it, you’ll also love it.
⇒The verse is like an explanation and explanation about hate and love. The poem has a very deep humanitarian thought. Hate is not because of wanting to hate, because of anger, but hate is born from love. The more we love the good and the benevolent, the more we hate the violent, cruel, and selfish things.
Reference essay number 3
I. About the work
1. Works of Luc Van Tien
– Circumstances of composition: Around the early 50s of the 19th century.
– Genre: Nom poetic stories that are scholarly but with a lot of folk character.
– Content: The plot revolves around the conflict between good and evil, in order to uphold the spirit of humanity, expressing the ideal aspiration of the author and contemporary people for a good society, where the relationship between people and people are imbued with love and compassion.
2. Excerpts of Hate and Love is a poem excerpt from verse 473 to verse 504 of Luc Van Tien’s story, recounting the conversation between Mr. Quan and four Confucian boys (Van Tien, Tu Truc, Trinh Ham, Bui Kiem) when they drank wine and wrote poetry together. in his shop before entering the exam hall.
II. Instructions for composing articles
Layout
– Part 1 (first 6 sentences): The conversation between Mr. Quan and Van Tien
– Part 2 (10 next sentences): Quan’s words about hate
– Part 3 (remaining): Quan’s words about compassion
Sentence 1 (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1):
– The kings that Mr. Quan hated: Kiet, Tru, U, Le, Ngu Ba, Spring and Autumn period, uncle’s life.
→ All dynasties mentioned in Quan’s words have one thing in common, which is decline. The heads of state are infatuated with alcohol and do not care about the people’s lives.
=> Criticizing the declining dynasties, Nguyen Dinh Chieu stood on the position of the people. That is the basis of hate, deep hate, extreme emotional bitterness.
– The compassion that Mr. Quan looks up to: the saint, the teacher Nhan Tu, Mr. Gia Cat, the teacher Dong Tu, the Nguyen Luong people, Mr. Han Du, Mr. Liem, Mr. Lac.
→ These are all talented, virtuous, and willing people who want to practice the religion to help the world and help people but cannot achieve their aspirations. These people all have similarities with Nguyen Dinh Chieu, so the love here is the deep sympathy from the heart of the poet.
=> Nguyen Dinh Chieu came from his own life, from the peace of the people, and mourned for the talents who were crushed by dynasties.
Sentence 2 (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1):
The passage is quite successful in using the opposite pair of hate – love. The words hate and love are repeated 12 times, arranged in a double wave, and posted quite flexibly (or hate – or love; love and hate – hate love…) to help prominently express and clarify the two situations. feelings in the author’s mind. For the poet, hate and love are clear, not confused and are both deep, not blurred, general. The repetition of these two words also helps to increase the emotional intensity in: love and hate both reach their extreme, intense.
Sentence 3 (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1):
Because if you hate it, you’ll also love it
The poem has a philosophical and moral character, but it is lyrical and full of emotions. Love and hate are two emotions that have a close relationship with each other in the poet’s soul. Love and hate are intertwined, in harmony with life and the people.
=> That was the culmination of Nguyen Dinh Chieu’s thoughts and feelings.
II. Practice
(page 48 Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1): According to you (sister) …
The verse that captures the entire ideological and emotional meaning of the passage is the sentence:
Because if you hate it, you’ll also love it
Because love and hate are two emotions that have a close and inseparable relationship in the poet’s soul. Because the more you love, the more you hate. Love and hate are intertwined. Hate is, after all, just another expression of love.
Reference essay number 4
Layout
3 part
Part 1 (verses 1 to 6): the relationship between hate and love
Part 2 (verses 7 to 16): Mr. Quan discusses hate
Part 3 (remaining sentences): Mr. Quan discusses compassion
lesson content
The excerpt shows Nguyen Dinh Chieu’s strong and clear love and hate feelings and compassion for the people
Instructions for composing articles
Sentence 1 (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1):
– The reigns of kings that Quan hates: kings and kings indulged in alcohol, brutality, inhumanity, leisure and enjoyment, did not care about the lives of the people, let the dynasty decline.
– People whom Mr. Quan loves: people for the sake of the people for the country, their whole life ups and downs, hard work but unsuccessful career.
=> The basis of hate and love in the view of the Holy Father: the source of hate is compassion, love is the root, the more you love the people, the more you mourn for talented people, the more you hate those who harm the people and harm the world.
Sentence 2 (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1):
– The magic against hate and love was used successfully
– Hate and love are repeated many times to emphasize affection
+ The word “hate”: increase emotional strength
– Message from “love”: emphasizing feelings for those who are for the people and for the country
Effect: clarifying the hatred and love of the Holy Father
Sentence 3 (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1):
– “Because hate is also love”: the source of hate is compassion, love is the root => two opposing emotions but in fact are unity, complement and support each other.
=> This is also the declaration of Mr. Quan’s hatred and love
Practice (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 Volume 1):
Verse: Because if you hate it, you’ll also love it.
+ The verse discussed the source of hate – stemming from the heart of loving the people, loving the people, loving the righteous things, but having to suffer many injustices, people hate the false, ugly, and unjust things.
+ The poem clearly shows the humane heart of the author
Reference essay number 5
Sentence 1 (page 48 of Literature textbook 11 volume 1)
– Kings that Quan hated:
+ Life of Kiet, Tru was addicted to lewdness
+ U-life, Le multi-dangerous
+ Life of the Five Bastards hesitated
+ End of life
– The common point between the dynasties: having the same nature of decline, kings are always passionate about drinking and do not care about the lives of the people.
=> The basis of hate: Quan’s attitude for the people. Always on the side of the people.
– The people that Mr. Quan loves: Nhan Tu, Gia Cat, Dong Tu,…
– What they have in common: They are all sages, saints, bright in talent and morality, have the will to practice religion to help the world and help people, but they all failed to achieve their wishes.
=> The basis of compassion: Starting from a deep love for the people, wishing for the people to live in peace and happiness, talented and virtuous people will realize their ideals.
=> In short, Nguyen Dinh Chieu’s hatred and love stems from his love for the people, his desire for the people to live in peace and happiness.
Sentence 2 (page 48 of Textbook of Literature 11 volume 1)
– The poem has used alliteration with high frequency: hate 12 times = love 12 times. From there, it shows the clarity and clarity of the author’s soul. Love is the source of emotions, hate also comes from love.
– Measures for: Hate hate >< love; Or hate >< or love; Love hate >< hate love; hate again >< love again.
=> In the heart of the author, hate and love are clear, not ambiguous, confused and are both deep, not blurred, general.
Sentence 3 (page 48 of Literature textbook 11 volume 1)
– The meaning of the sentence “Because if you hate it, you also love it” that is the expression of clarity, clarity, and depth in the author’s soul. It is an inseparable bond. The more we love the people, the more we mourn the virtuous and the more we hate those who harm the people and harm our lives. That feeling is clear, decisive, passionate, intense. Love and hate are sincere, sharp and simple.
Practice
Question (page 48 of Literature textbook 11 volume 1)
The verse in the passage that best expresses the complete meaning and thought of the whole passage is the sentence:
“Because if you hate it, you also love it”.
The root of hate is love, love is the root. Two opposing emotions but in fact are unity, complement and support each other. The poem has a very deep humanitarian thought. Hate is not because of wanting to hate, because of anger, but hate is born from love. The more we love the good and the benevolent, the more we hate the violent, cruel, and selfish things.
