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Illustration: 1 The tree rises like a green cloud from the earth.

2 In the light of the setting sun, these clouds turned in an instant a silver gray, an orange, a blood red, and a purple, like beautiful fairies shaking in the air with colorful brocades.

3 The brook is as clear as a transparent blue silk, lying quietly in the bosom of the earth.

4 And on the hillside, and by the roadside, and at the entrance of the village, all the leaves of the hazel trees were red, and they were as red as a fire, and the hearts of the people were burned.

5 Standing on the side of the West Lake with the willow silk breezing and looking into the distance, I saw that the north, south and west sides of the lake are layered and undulating mountains, one mountain is green, one mountain is green, one mountain is thick, and one mountain is light, which is really like a beautiful landscape painting.

6 The calm surface of the lake is like a great silver mirror.

7 The white causeway on the east side of the lonely mountain and the Su causeway on the southwest side are like two green ribbons, floating softly on the clear waters.

8 The clear water of the lake shakes the reflection of green islands and white clouds, like a fairyland.

9 The lanterns on the shore were reflected in the lake like a myriad of silver serpents swimming.

10 The sky there was always so blue and clear, like a sapphire washed with water.

11 The lights shining in the harbor are like colorful fireworks that fall down on the earth.

12 The bright lights on the road are flowing like a long river of flashes.

13 The golden sunflowers, the green poplars, the purple-red trumpets, and the innumerable flowers and grasses are all like a handsome little girl wearing a beautiful jewel, and she looks more vibrant.

14 And the flowers grew denser and more abundant, and soon they were full of branches. When you look closer, it looks like a lively little trumpet, blowing vigorously.

15 A stone is a book. You see, this stone is layered on top of each other, and is it not like a thick book?

16 Little dewdrops that shine like diamonds.

Small dewdrops as transparent as crystals.

Small dewdrops as round as pearls.

17 West Lake is a pearl embedded in this paradise.

18 In Tibetan, Lhasa means holy place, so this blue sky is the curtain of the holy place.

19 At night, the whole of Hong Kong becomes a sea of lights.

20 Hong Kong is truly a shining one"Pearl of the Orient"。

21.Books are beacons that stand tall in the vast sea of time.

22.Books are the ladder of human progress.

23.Take care of books, they are a source of knowledge.

24.A good book is a good society, which can cultivate people's feelings and temperament and make people noble.

The clouds on the horizon are like a beautiful ribbon, and they are really beautiful.

Hope it helps.

1. The rhetoric is different:

1) In parables, the metaphor is definite. bai

2) In anthropomorphism, the simulate (person) does not appear, it is an imaginary finger, which can be inferred from the words describing the simulacrum, so the simulate is often indeterminate. For example, if the temperament is "gentle", it is not necessarily a loving mother, but it can also be someone else. For example, those who "know how to dress up" are not necessarily young girls, but can also be young women or young men or some other person.

2. Different usage:

1) Metaphor is the use of metaphor to compare with ontology (similes and metaphors), or to replace ontology with metaphors (borrowing).

2) Anthropomorphism uses words that describe the simulacrum (in fact, implied metaphor) to directly describe the ontology.

3. Different definitions:

1) Metaphor: Metaphor is a commonly used figure of speech, which uses thing B that has similarities with thing A to describe or illustrate thing A, which is one of the figures of rhetoric.

2) Anthropomorphism: The anthropomorphic rhetorical method is to personify things, and turn things that do not have human actions and feelings into the same actions and feelings as people.

Extended Information: 1. Comparison of Metaphor and Analogy:

The analogy is that neither the metaphor nor the metaphor appears, but the characteristics of the metaphor are retained, and it is added directly to the ontology. The ontology has a certain characteristic or modality of a person or thing: from a formal point of view, it is - ontology n (noun) + v (verb) or adj (adjective); And the form of the metaphor must be - ontology n (noun) + figurative word + metaphor n (noun).

Note: The borrowing does not appear ontology and figurative words can actually be reduced to similes, and the essence is the same.

The difference between anthropomorphism and figurative:

Anthropomorphism, taking things as people, writing them as having the same feelings, movements, and language as people. For example, the branches hang low listlessly.

Metaphor: That is, to compare one thing or plot to another.

I would like to add to summarize that anthropomorphism focuses on metaphor in meaning, analogy focuses on imitation, and metaphor simply writes about thing A as thing B, and does not highlight the similarities of things; From the point of view of form, the metaphor of the metaphor is mostly noun words, and the metaphorical components in the metaphor are mostly verbal words.

The biggest difference between the two is that metaphor is the similarity between two things, A and B, while anthropomorphism is to directly write the object as a person and give the object to the emotional action of the person.

I hope it can help you, and I hope you are satisfied.

Figurative sentence: Spring is coming, the peach blossoms are as red as the glow, and the willows are as green as green moss.

Anthropomorphic sentence: Spring is coming, the peach blossoms' faces are flushed, and the willows are swaying softly in the wind, swaying their green hair.

To say something very ordinary is to say something a little different, to be different, is to compare something that is not to yes. To use an alternative and figurative sentence as an analogy, such a sentence is a figurative sentence, which generally has an ontology, a metaphor and a figurative word, and is divided into similes, metaphors, and metaphors.

An anthropomorphic sentence is a metaphor for something as a human action, rather than a fairy tale form. The things that are written must have human characteristics; Figurative words must not appear; Words that denote people cannot appear.

1. Snow took the cold plum blossom and put it on his head, hid him, and took away the grass all over the ground, and gave the lovely snowman to the children.

2. The naughty puppy took my ball, kicked it a few times, and rolled to the grass; I took my sister's socks and played with them as toys.

Anthropomorphic sentences narrate or describe things as people according to imagination, so that "things" have the same words, deeds, demeanor, thoughts and feelings as people. It should be noted that when a figurative word appears in a sentence, the sentence becomes a figurative sentence, not an anthropomorphic sentence. In short, anthropomorphism is to write things with the words and phrases that write about people.

It's a metaphor, no problem. The metaphor is that two different things travel to the sedan car with similar characteristics, take one to talk about the other. You see, in this sentence, the gift should be an object, I am a person, and the comparison between the two is enough to become a metaphor, and the following sentence is the same.

This metaphor does not use words such as like, like, etc., but uses words, which is the metaphor of the three parables.

Check out the follow-up questions. Follow-up:

This is a sentence in the "Song of Flowers" on the 6th edition of the book, Pi or I in the text, referring to the role of flowers and flowers, which can be used as gifts, crowns, sacrifices, etc., not There is a "yes" is a metaphor, first of all, it has to be a metaphor, there must be similarities between the two things, is there a similarity in this sentence in the text? Isn't a garland a type of crown? Then, during the Spring Festival, liquor is a gift for relatives and friends.

Is it a metaphor? Chase answer: I know it, but I don't know from **, I see that Ran Zhenwu is a good teacher, I'm sorry, is it okay to change it to anthropomorphism?

Follow-up answer: But seriously, since I have already been used, I really can't change it back to the analysis, otherwise, the analysis will not be the original.