Essay on the metaphor of things! Urgent!!

Writing plum blossoms is a worker.

Cattle. The cow is ordinary, but it's also great.

The cow has a pair of horns on its head, slender limbs, a strong body, and an elongated tail. Young and strong cows can pull ploughs, cows can produce milk, cows can make shoes, and beef can be eaten. In the countryside, it can be found everywhere.

The ox dedicates his life to the people, only to die silently in a corner of the cowshed without asking for anything in return. No one pays attention to the death of a cow, and no one remembers what it has done for us after it dies. Cattle are like this, born in obscurity in the world, and left in obscurity, but left many things for people.

And it never asks for anything, just a pile of hay and a cowshed. Mr. Lu Xun once said: "Heng Mei coldly pointed at a thousand people, bowed his head and was willing to be a son of a cow."

The cows eat grass, but milk is milked.

This obscure cow reminds me of people like it in my life. Farmers who farm, factory workers, school teachers, they are like cattle, working in obscurity without asking for much reward. And how can society continue to exist without them?

Without farmers, people would have no food and vegetables to eat; Without workers, there would be no high-rise buildings; Without teachers, students can't learn.

In the west, there are also many such people. On July 1, 2006, the Qinghai-Tibet Railway was opened, which reminded me of the volunteers who participated in the large-scale development of the western region. They endured the cold, the droughts and floods, and brought prosperity to the western part of the motherland.

They persevered in such a difficult thing. But how much do they get in return? Don't we have that spirit?

In fact, as long as everyone works hard, everyone can achieve obscurity and selfless dedication.

I respect the cow, which is diligent, hardworking, and selfless in obscurity. It can be compared to pine and aspen; You can sit with the "Four Gentlemen". I must learn this spirit of the cow.

First of all, I hate writing!

Everyone knows what it means to borrow things to metaphor people. So, finding this intention is the most important thing.

For example, Tao Yuanming can use chrysanthemums as a metaphor, if you want to write about "father", if he is a farmer, you can use "that stubborn old cow" as a metaphor, and use pen and ink on the cow to highlight the father's diligence, responsibility for the family, and so on.

Don't use too plain language to describe the character you want to write about, use simple words to describe that intention.

Touching comes from unpretentiousness.

There's only so much that can help, do you have a bit of an idea?