Spring Zhu Ziqing, 8, 9, 10 verses 5

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Appreciation of the sixth paragraph of Zhu Ziqing's "Spring": "Look, like cow hair, like flower needles, like filaments, densely woven diagonally, and there is a thin layer of smoke on the roof of the house" uses "metaphor", "comparison" and "personification" figures of speech. The author compares the continuous spring rain to cow hair, flower needles, and filaments, and these three metaphors are used together to form a comparison.

Then, with the word "weaving", the spring rain is personified, and the spring rain is also depicted as unusually wet. "The leaves of the trees are shining, and the grass is so green that your eyes are strong" is a wide (non-strictly sense) "duality".

Through this rhetorical device, the author deepens the "green" of the leaves and the "green" of the grass in the spring scene, making the whole picture more colorful. The trees, grasses and other plants depicted in the picture are all full of vitality and vitality.

In the countryside, on the path, by the stone bridge, people walking slowly with umbrellas; There were also peasants who worked in the fields, clothed with hats and hats. Among them, "on the path, by the stone bridge" and "wearing a hat and hat" use the figure of "duality" to depict the activities of various people in the countryside.

Holding up an umbrella, walking on the path and by the stone bridge, the mood is relaxed and slowly experiencing the drizzle of early spring "oblique weaving"; And the farmer was busy in the field with a good harvest of the year, taking advantage of the good spring light.

Their houses, sparse and sparse, silent in the rain" use the "overlapping" and "anthropomorphic" figures of speech. The "overlapping" here embodies the beauty of sound and language. The house "silent in the rain" is to personify the house, to depict the house that has been dormant for a winter to be more spiritual, and to decorate the countryside in the early spring.

Appreciation of the fifth natural paragraph of Zhu Ziqing's "Spring".

The fifth natural paragraph of Mr. Zhu Ziqing's "Spring" depicts the "Spring Breeze Map". The author first writes about the harmony of the spring breeze from the tactile aspect, then writes about the fragrance of the spring breeze from the sense of smell, then writes about the beautiful scenery in the spring breeze from the visual aspect, and finally writes about the pleasant sound of the spring breeze from the auditory sense.

1 Looking forward to, looking forward to, the east wind is coming, and the footsteps of spring are near.

The east wind is coming, and the news of spring is reported, and you listen, the footsteps of spring are near. In just a dozen words, the author's earnest and joyful mood is vividly expressed.

2Everything was as if he had just woken up, and he opened his eyes with joy.

Appreciation: Using anthropomorphic rhetorical techniques to write about the revival of all things, vivid and full of beauty.

3The mountains are moistened, and the waters are rising, and the sun's face is reddening.

Appreciation: The author carefully observes the mountains, water, and sun in early spring. "The mountains are moistened", writing that the snow melts, the spring is bright, and the tender grass is green, which is particularly refreshing and moisturizing.

The face of the sun is red", personifying the sun, which not only expresses the warmth of the spring sun, captures the characteristics of the spring sun, but also expresses the inner charm of the spring sun. Writing about the mountains, water, and sun in early spring is to write from a large place, outlining a general outline, and depicting Zhang Ben in detail for the following.

4And the grass crept out of the earth, tender and green. In the garden, in the field, behold, there are a lot of them.

Appreciation: How expressive the word "drill" is used; "Tender, green" and "soft grass" are how concise and textured they describe the characteristics of early spring grass.

5 "The wind blows the willows and does not chill", yes, like a mother's hand caressing you.

Appreciation: The author uses "blowing the face and chilling willow wind" to cause the description of the spring breeze, and then extracts a life-like metaphor of "like a mother's hand caressing you", writing the charm of the spring breeze.

6The peach tree, the apricot tree, the pear tree, you will not let me, I will not let you, they are all full of flowers. The red ones are like fire, the pink ones are like the glow, and the white ones are like snow.

Appreciation: This passage highlights the "competition for beauty" of flowers, and paints a prosperous scene of flowers blooming in spring. The rhetorical techniques of personification, comparison, and metaphor are used to make them vivid and vivid.

7 Rain is the most common, three or two days at a time. Don't be annoyed. Look, like cow hair, like flower needles, like filaments, densely woven diagonally, and the roof of the house is covered with a thin layer of smoke.

The leaves of the trees are green and shiny, and the grass is so green that your eyes are touched. In the evening, the lights are on, and a little yellow light sets off a quiet and peaceful night. In the countryside, on the path, by the stone bridge, there are umbrellas to walk slowly.

The people, the peasants who still work in the fields, are dressed in hats. Their houses were sparse and silent in the rain.

Appreciation: The author writes about the spring rain, first writing the characteristics of the spring rain: "like cow hair, like flower needles, like filaments, densely woven obliquely, and there is a thin layer of smoke on the roof of the house".

Then write about the scenery in the rain, depicting a quiet and beautiful ink spring rain picture. Using rhetorical techniques such as analogy, personification, and metaphor, the charm of the spring rain is vividly written, such as hearing its sound and seeing its shape. At the same time, leaves, grass, people, houses, etc. are used to set off the beauty and tranquility brought by the spring rain.