What effect did the last sentence of Lao She's "Prairie" have? (How can we bear to part when the love between Meng and Han is deep? The green grass on the horizon talks about the setting sun.) thank

This was a text about the deep love between Mongolia and Han, from the famous Chinese novel Prairie. The article described the deep relationship between Inner Mongolia and Beijing. Even when they were separated, the two sides were reluctant to part and wanted to talk and communicate with each other. It shows the author's thoughts on the relationship between ethnic groups and his deep feelings for the Mongolians and Han people. It also expressed the theme of caring for each other and cherishing friendship.

The background of Lao She's Prairie was: On September 12,1947, Lao She wrote it during a break at Shandong University in Shandong, and published it in People's Daily on October 13,1961. Lao She recounted what he had seen and heard during his first visit to the Inner Mongolia prairie. He expressed the beautiful scenery of the prairie and the deep friendship between the Mongolian people and the Han people. He also expressed the author's love for the border areas of the motherland and his praise for the national friendship.

An example of a love sentence in the setting sun is as follows: The setting sun is infinitely beautiful, but it's close to dusk. Li Shangyin, Sunset Tower 2. Sunset industry, sunset red, sunset industry is also romantic. unknown 3. The setting sun and red clouds reflect the red sky. The good times cannot be forgotten. unknown The setting sun is infinitely beautiful, but it's nearing dusk. Li Shangyin, Sunset Tower The afterglow of the setting sun was like gold sprinkling on the earth. unknown The sunset is like a song, the sunset is like a poem, the sunset is like a painting, the mood of the sunset is like a dream. unknown The setting sun is infinitely beautiful, but it's close to dusk. Li Shangyin, Sunset Tower The afterglow of the setting sun was as bright as gold on the earth. unknown 9. The setting sun in the west mountain is like a fire burning with a romantic atmosphere. unknown 10. The setting sun and red clouds reflect the red sky. The good times cannot be forgotten. unknown

Lao She's novel, Prairie, described the scenery and customs of the Inner Mongolia grasslands and told the story of a young herdsman growing up in war and natural disasters. The text narrated the protagonist's childhood and youth on horseback. Through his perspective, he showed the unique scenery and cultural style of the Inner Mongolia grasslands. At the same time, the text also described the natural disasters on the grasslands and the living conditions of the people, expressing their awe and respect for nature and life.

The Prairie is a novel describing the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. The full text is as follows: Grassland chapter one I came to the grassland I came to the grassland, to a magical place. The sky was blue, the sun was shining, and the air was fresh, making people feel relaxed and happy. I put on a Mongolian robe and a horse headscarf as I walked on the street. People smiled at me and I smiled back at them. I came to a small village in the grasslands, where the people were very friendly and welcomed me warmly. They told me that this was a grassland, and every spring, the flowers on the grassland would bloom beautifully. I also heard a local folk song. It sounded very beautiful. chapter two The animals of the grassland On the grassland, I saw many animals such as lions, tigers, leopards, wolves, sheep, horses and so on. The animals here are very healthy and in a variety of forms, which is amazing. I've also run with some of the local horses, and they're very fast, which makes me very excited. chapter three at dawn, the sight I saw many beautiful sceneries on the grassland. I saw blue skies and white clouds, green mountains and clear waters, grasslands and lakes, forests, and so on. The scenery here was very beautiful and refreshing.

The Prairie is a novel describing the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. The full text is as follows: Grassland chapter one I came to the grassland chapter two at dawn, the sight chapter three People of the grassland chapter four The way of life on the prairie Chapter Five The difference between the grassland and the city chapter 6 The Change of the Grassland chapter 7 Farewell to the grassland Chapter VIII The nostalgia of the grasslands Chapter IX The rebirth of the grassland Chapter X The Future of the Grassland This is the full text of Prairie. I hope you like it.

Lao She's "Prairie" is a prose. The full text is as follows: I came to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. The grassland here is different from the grassland we usually see. It's a vast desert. However, the grasslands here were very beautiful. There were green grasslands, yellow grasslands, and red grasslands. It was very spectacular. There were many wild animals such as lions, tigers, wolves, leopards, and so on. He could also see many birds such as eagles, vultures, geese, and so on. The grassland here is very dry, so there is no water. However, the grassland here is very wide. You can hear the sounds coming from afar and see the scenery in the distance. People lived simple lives on the grasslands. They didn't have the hustle and bustle of the city or the exhaust of cars, only fresh air and quiet scenery. The people here like riding horses, archery, hunting, and so on. They think these activities can help them make a living. There was a very famous story in the grasslands called " The Heroic Sisters of the Grassland." The story was about two young girls who often went to pick fruits and vegetables to take care of their families and bravely protected their families when they were in danger. This story tells us that diligence and bravery are the key to survival on the grasslands. I came to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia and felt the beauty and tranquility here. I believe that if I have the chance, I will definitely return here to experience the beauty of this place again.

The background of Lao She's Prairie was: On September 12,1947, Lao She wrote it during a break at Shandong University in Shandong, and published it in People's Daily on October 13,1961. Lao She recounted what he had seen and heard during his first visit to the Inner Mongolia prairie. He expressed the beautiful scenery of the prairie and the deep friendship between the Mongolian people and the Han people. He also expressed the author's love for the border areas of the motherland and his praise for the national friendship.

Lao She's Prairie is a beautiful literary work. The following are some of the beautiful sentences: 1. In the grasslands, everyone can become a part of the grasslands. It was just like how everyone could become a part of the sea. The sky above the grassland was blue, as if it was always so clean and bright. The grassland was azure blue, as if it was always clean and bright. When I look at the grassland, I forget my troubles as if I am in a dustless world. On the grassland, people lived a simple and happy life. They relied on farming, hunting, and fishing for a living. They had a rich grassland culture. People lived simple and happy lives on the grasslands. They relied on farming, hunting, and fishing for a living. They had a rich grassland culture. The people on the grassland were like independent trees growing on the vast grassland. They did not need too much attention or interference. They were like independent trees growing on the vast grassland. They did not need too much attention or interference. The prairie is the most precious gift that nature has given us. It had a rich ecosystem and beautiful scenery. The grasslands are the most precious gift that nature has given us. It had a rich ecosystem and beautiful scenery. On the prairie, I saw the harmonious co-existence between man and nature. On the prairie, I saw the harmonious co-existence of man and nature. The relationship between man and nature was one of the most beautiful relationships in the world. Prairie is the wealth given to us by nature, and we should cherish it. The prairie is a treasure given to us by nature, and we should cherish it. We should cherish the grasslands as much as we cherish our lives. The people on the prairie live their own lives. They don't need too much attention. They are like an independent forest growing freely on the prairie. The people on the grassland lived their own lives. They didn't need too much attention. They were like an independent forest that grew freely on the grassland.

Lao She's Prairie is a beautiful literary work. The following are some of the beautiful sentences: " I look up at the vast blue sky. It's like a huge mirror reflecting the endless sorrow and joy in my heart." "Grassland, you are so beautiful. Every time I see you, I feel refreshed." " In this green ocean, every flower is jumping, every leaf is singing." " I like to stand at a high place and look up at the vast grassland, see the tents that are dotted with stars, and listen to the singing of the herdsmen from afar." " Grassland, you are my home, my eternal home." " Here I can run and play as I please, without worries or worries." 7 " All the animals on the prairie are my friends. They share the same breath and fate with me." " The people on the prairie are very kind and enthusiastic. Whenever I encounter difficulties, they are always willing to lend a helping hand." " Here, I feel the beauty of life and the harmony between man and nature." Grassland, you are my mother tongue, I will never forget your language and accent.