《雨中登泰山》的讲读课一开始,我就要同学们齐声朗读课文的最后一段文字: 山没有水,如同人没有眼睛,似乎少了灵性。我们敢于在雨中登泰山,看到有声有势的飞泉流布,倾盆大雨的时候,恰好又在七真祠躲过,一路行来,有雨趣而无淋漓之苦,自然也就感到意兴盎然。 声音响亮、悦耳,久久在教室里回荡。同学们静静地沉思着,仿佛跟随作者进入“有雨趣而无淋漓之苦”的美妙境界之中。 In the beginning of the “Deng Tai Mountain in the Rain” class, I asked my classmates to read the last paragraph of the text in unison: There is no water in the mountains. As if people had no eyes, it seemed that there was less spirituality. We dare to climb Mount Tai in the rain and see the sound of the flow of springs. When it rains heavily, it is exactly where Qizheng escapes. All the way down, there is rain and no bitterness, naturally it feels full of enthusiasm. The sound is loud and sweet, and it reverberates in the classroom for a long time. The classmates meditated quietly, as if following the author into the wonderful realm of “there is rain and no dripping pain”.