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I am the child of my parents, growing up under the irrigation of family affection;

I am a student of school, swimming happily in the ocean of knowledge;

I am the flower of the motherland, growing healthily under the illumination of the five-star red flag.

I am the sigh of the sea, I am the tears of the sky, I am the smile of the field.

"Some ......"Some ......And there are ......It is a sentence structure, and the sentence structure of the lotus flowers in the pond with different postures is as follows:

White lotus flowers emerge between these large discs; Some only have two or three petals; Some of the petals are all gone, revealing small yellow lotus flowers; Some of them are still flower bones, and they look so full that they look like they are about to burst.

The pond is full of lotus flowers, some of which are budding and waiting to be released, like shy little girls; Some of the flowers are in full bloom, as if they are proud Snow White; Some are still half-open, as if the pipa girl is still holding the pipa and half-covering her face.

If you are willing to come to my house in the spring, I will accompany you to the green; If you are willing to come to my house in winter, I will accompany you to see the snow.

If the bird is willing to fly to my house, fly to my house to play; Butterflies are willing to fly to my yard to dance, so they fly to my yard to dance; The dragonfly flies as high as it wants, and no one asks it.

Generally, the use of comparative sentences to explain the reason, can obtain a clear and coherent effect; The lyrical rhythm is used to compare and the rhythm is harmonious, which seems to be full of emotion and more intense; Using the comparison to describe the scene can make the level clear, the description delicate, and the image vivid.

Main way:

1. Positive. The dual form of the upper and lower sentences is similar, similar, complementary, and contrasting in meaning.

For example: reeds on the wall, top-heavy and shallow; Bamboo shoots in the mountains, with thick skin at the tip of the mouth and a hollow belly.

2. Objections. The dual form of the upper and lower sentences in opposite or relative meanings.

For example:Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowing his head and being willing to be a son of a cow.

3. Serial pairs (flowing water pairs). The upper and lower sentences have a dual form of continuation, progression, cause and effect, hypothesis, condition, etc.

Example sentence: I drank Changsha water and ate Wuchang fish.

1. I am the rain, I am accumulating energy and laughing, so that the long-drought earth can be moistened, I call for urgency when the earth needs me, so that the earth will turn into rain!

2. I am the rain, I am raining on the earth, making people happy, I am slapping the raindrops on the window, and it makes people feel longing.

If I were a painter, I would depict these magnificent mountains and rivers in a variety of colors; If I were a poet, I would praise this colorful country with all kinds of rhymes.

If I were a painter, I would paint the enchanting scenery of my hometown. If I were a poet, I would express my infinite affection for my hometown in poetry.

If I were a singer, I would sing about the beautiful mountains and rivers in all kinds of tones; If I were a dancer, I would show the magnificent rivers and mountains in various ways.

If I were a composer, I would use notes to convey the endless waves; If I were a singer, I would use my voice to convey endless blessings.

If I were a soldier, I would defend the defense of my country with a steel gun; If I were a doctor, I would use my skills to heal my patients.

If I were a little bird, I would see the beauty of the world with my eyes; If I were an eagle, I would look out into the endless sky with my wings.

If I were a farmer, I would sow hope for the harvest with my seeds. If I were a teacher, I would arm my students with knowledge.

If I were an umbrella, I would shield you from the wind and frost with my whole body; If I were a kite, I would take you everywhere with my wings.

If I were the sky, I would warm my wounded heart with my arms; If I were the earth, I would hold up the wings of sorrow with my spine.

If I were the sun, I would soothe your wounds with warmth; If I were rain and dew, I would caress your aching heart with moisture.