Question 1: Key points 1: Show the terrain of Sima Temple from low to high.
Point 2: the structure leads down and connects the preceding with the following (or this sentence is a clue to writing).
Point 3: Implicit admiration for Sima Qian.
The fourth point: the word "climbing" is a pun. Obviously, visiting Sima Temple should climb from low to high through the ancient road, which implies a strong desire to explore Sima Qian's lofty spiritual realm.
Question 1: the first point: ninety-nine shinto-Sima Qian's suffering (or supreme)
Point 2: clay sculpture-Sima Qian's "perfect" image (or perfect, tall, great and indomitable spirit)
Point 3: Tomb (or tomb, tomb, gossip image on tomb wall, gossip image, Mongolian tomb)-great wisdom of Sima Qian.
Point 4: A cypress tree at the top of the tomb-Tian Wen by Sima Qian
Question 1: Viewpoint 1: Regard Sima Temple as a historical masterpiece and emphasize that it is particularly worth reading.
Point 2: Arouse readers to think deeply about Sima Qian's personality and spirit.
Question 1: At the end, the sentence "This is actually a huge question mark on the earth" caused a lot of thinking. The round grave reminds me that, frankly speaking, I was brutally imprisoned, so that I could not be buried in my ancestral grave after death. How can the imperial power and clan power in the history of China be so cruel and heartless, and how can people tolerate it for thousands of years? The ancestral temple there caused me to think: both the dream monument and the clay sculpture are entrusted with people's memories, and history leaves regrets, but can the truth of history be tampered with? Can people's reverence and sorrow only be expressed in such a subtle and circuitous way? The straight archway and the mountain gate make me think: what is the highest pursuit of life? What is the highest state of life? Is it prominent power or eternal sincerity and responsibility? How can I choose when flattery is prevalent and sincerity is nowhere to be found? The winding ancient stone slopes and small bridges also remind me that those great people, whose hearts and spirits are so close to ours, are often blocked in fact. How should we cross the road of real life and approach them sincerely? How to stand on the shoulders of giants and see further? Yes, Sima Ci and his master showed us the eternal thinking and choice of life.
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