Reciting this word, the most important thing is to grasp its emotional tone, that is, the dominant emotional color and its intensity throughout the whole work. The whole poem "Qinyuanchun Changsha" is vivid in scenery, passionate and unrestrained in emotion, vigorous and full of heroism. In recitation, we should grasp the general tone of boldness and boldness from beginning to end, and then express the emotion of the work with appropriate voice forms by trying to figure out the level, pause, speed and weight of the pronunciation and intonation. Of course, we can't always be the same tune, but we should obey the general tone and try our best to show the revolutionary heroism contained in Chairman Mao's first sentence. To recite the profound connotation and emotional tendency of this poem, it is more important to understand and feel the lyrics. In fact, recitation is based on the sound presentation of understanding, and its main point is "reading from the heart" Because "every sound comes from people's hearts, and the feelings in their hearts are swaying." The reciter should focus on the whole work, deeply explore the changes of his thoughts and feelings, and strive to find the internal basis for the transformation of words into spoken language, so as to study the whole process of language emission. Only on the basis of understanding and feeling, the reader's understanding can be presented in an appropriate voice form, so as to express the theme and emotion of poetry and make the recitation have certain appeal.