Question 1: Metaphorical sentences describing azaleas 1)
At that time, I was very young and saw a tree planted in a big tank at my grandma’s house. One day, bright purple-red flowers bloomed. I asked my grandma what it was. Grandma told me that it was a rhododendron. Rhododendrons are like that. I always feel a bit like a red butterfly, especially the stamens in the middle are like the tentacles of a butterfly. The red embellished the green leaves, which was full of enthusiasm and exuberance.
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In the flowering season, the lush branches and leaves are covered with red flowers. Seen from a distance, they appear in clusters of three and five, like clusters of burning and jumping flames. From a close look, some flowers are in bud, some are half-open and half-closed, and some are fully open. The blooming petals are as delicate and beautiful as silk satin, and the edges of the petals are curved like the hem of a fairy's skirt. The flower is composed of five petals, and the petals are surrounded by several yellow stamens. The little bits of bright yellow are dotted with red petals. It is so beautiful! Some naughty little flowers are hidden under the leaves, as if they are playing hide and seek with me.
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Five azaleas have revealed their round faces. The colorful petals are layered on top of each other, rippling into circles, revealing a happy smile. The oval-shaped leaves are thick and green, glowing green in the sun. There are countless flowers and bones among the dense branches and leaves, like small red dates full of honey placed on an emerald-colored plate. It's also like the little chocolate coffee beans that I usually like to eat.
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Peach, water red, pink, purple, rose red, carmine. The continuous red clouds rippled gently, blooming all over the city, pushing away the gray haze in the sky. The bent branches of the rhododendron swayed in the wind, like a string of tinkling fine lily-of-the-valley flowers, wedged into the gloomy sky with such dazzling splendor.
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Tens of thousands of acres of azaleas are in various forms, with each flower in the same posture. Some azaleas have their petals fully unfolded, and blossoms grow out of the tender green leaves. Rhododendrons, green and red, bring out the beauty of azaleas; some azaleas are still gestating, and the buds in bud give people a sense of hope and expectation. Close your eyes and think about it. , as if those buds have fully bloomed. Look at the flowers, some are pink, some are deep red, some are light pink, and some are close to white, each with its own color, like a tall and graceful girl holding a beauty contest in the sea of ??flowers!
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The brown branches of azaleas are covered with thin side branches, and the branches are covered with green, oval leaves, which really look like a handful. Open green umbrella. As soon as I sprinkled water on it, the leaves became greener, so green and tender. I wanted to touch the leaf, but I was afraid of hurting it.
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Rhododendron, she is simple and does not have the richness of peony; she is fresh and does not have the delicacy of lotus; she does not have the gold and gold of chrysanthemum; she does not have the splendor of plum blossom. She blooms like a burning fire, symbolizing pure love and sincere friendship.
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I love azaleas because they are neighbors with pines and cypresses and are friends with winter plums. Although azaleas do not have the branches of pines and cypresses or the soft branches of winter plums, they are The qualities of courage to fight, courage to struggle, and courage to show off can definitely bring her the glory she deserves.
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In clumps and clumps, azaleas are blooming in bright red, and the green hills are everywhere. The red and green look like a beautiful picture. Yang Wanli, a poet of the Song Dynasty, also wrote a poem praising azaleas: "Why visit the famous garden to see the spring breeze? The mountain flowers along the way are worthy of me. The Jinjiang River looks like a brocade every day, and the clear stream reflects the red mountains."
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The azaleas have grown buds, and the color is vaguely visible. This one is white, that one is red, and the other one is purple. I think it's so amazing! Several colors can bloom in a pot of flowers.
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Rhododendrons are colorful, including red, cyan, blue, and purple. From a distance, they look like rainbows, and their fragrance, My parents and I could smell it from ten miles away, as tourists say, "A hundred miles of cuckoos, a ten miles of fragrance."
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The azaleas on the windowsill are blooming. White as pure as snow, red as passionate as fire. The flowers are so delicate and beautiful that they are vying to bloom, as if they are competing to see who is the most beautiful. A few azaleas hidden behind the green leaves are like shy little fairies who want to show themselves but dare not come out.
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Those are the flowers on the mountain. You can imagine that the mountains are purple and red, and they have turned into red clouds. The patches are falling red, taking away the greenery. How beautiful! The green leaves are used as the background of a military blanket, and the red mixed with the shaking becomes an embroidered, naturally carved quilt. Set against the sun, it looks like a butterfly flying gracefully, collecting nectar. It's not the bloom of Shandandan, but it still looks like a piece of woven brocade.
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Rhododendron, in full view of the public,...>>
Question 2: Use the metaphor of what a rhododendron is and what it looks like Rhododendron is pink, its petals are fan-shaped, and its stamens are several small black dots, like ants.
Rhododendron is one of the top ten famous flowers in China, also known as azalea. It blooms all over the hillside in bright red, like the shining sunset.
Question 3: What does it mean to use cuckoo to describe people? It is a metaphor for slander that hurts upright people
Question 4: What is the meaning of cuckoo in ancient times? 1. Its "customary cry" "The cry can make many people sad and heartbroken. Since the Tang Dynasty, the cuckoo bird has been called "the bird of injustice", "bird of sorrow" and "bird of resentment" by the Han people, and countless literati and poets have chanted and complained about their grievances. Over time, the cuckoo has been promoted to the throne of "cultural bird" and positioned as a symbol of pity, sorrow, purity, sincerity and sorrow. In Chinese folklore, especially in the Yellow River Basin, North and Central China, Northeast and Northwest China, the cultural meaning of the cuckoo is different. Its cry sounds like "cuckoo cuckoo" and contains positive meanings such as encouraging farmers, knowing the time, and being diligent. There is a saying that "Azaleas and red willows shade the river, and azaleas know the time and encourage farmers to be diligent."
2. It is said that in the UK, the cuckoo bird has a bad reputation. In English, "cuckoo" not only refers to the cuckoo or cuckoo, but also means a madman, a madman, a fool, a scandal, etc. . In the 1970s, there was a movie in the United States that reflected social pathology, “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” The literal translation is “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” which simply equates the Cuckoo’s Nest with the lunatic asylum.
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Question 5: What is the metaphor of the cuckoo's cry? This sentence comes from Bai Juyi's "Pipa Xing". It is Bai Juyi's song after listening to it. After the woman confessed, she described her miserable life in Xunyang after being demoted. The original text is "What did you hear in the morning and evening? The cuckoo sings and the blood ape mourns." It is intended to use the cuckoo and the ape's cries to mock the sound of the pipa, and it is also Bai Juyi's self-mockery of his unfortunate situation. (1) "The cuckoo cries blood" refers to the fact that the cuckoo, a dedicated bird, will cry continuously after the death of its mate until it vomits blood and dies. The image of "cuckoo crying" was used in poetry by the ancients. It was often used to exaggerate a sad and desolate atmosphere, praise unwavering love, or accuse reality. (2) "The Ape Wails" comes from "Shui Jing Zhu", "The Badong Three Gorges Wu Gorge is long, the ape cries three times and tears stick to its clothes." It refers to the apes on both sides of the Three Gorges, whose cries have been silent for a long time, making travelers miss their hometown and shed tears. Li Bai once used his sad tone to express his extreme joy, "The apes on both sides of the strait can't stop crying, and the light boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains." However, this does not change its original meaning of desolation.
Question 6: What is a cuckoo? Even the name of a flower is also the name of a bird. The cuckoo is also known as the cuckoo, a bird of the family Cuckooriformes. This is what the dove takes over the magpie's nest
Rhododendron is one of the most famous flowers in the world today. It is a small shrub in the Rhododendaceae family, either evergreen or deciduous. Rhododendrons are found throughout the temperate zones of the northern hemisphere. Of the more than 800 species in the world, China has more than 600 species
Question 7: What is the meaning of "cuckoo" in ancient Chinese? There are two kinds
1. The cuckoo, also known as the cuckoo or the cuckoo, is a spring-inducing bird and an auspicious bird. It crows day and night to promote spring and bring blessings. It contains positive aspects such as encouraging farmers, knowing the time, and being diligent. significance.
2. It is used to make mournful cries, which can make many sad people feel heartbroken. Combined with the saying of "the cuckoo cries for blood", it is regarded as the incarnation of the emperor who sheds blood for the people. Since the Tang Dynasty, the cuckoo bird has been called "the bird of injustice", "bird of sorrow" and "bird of resentment" by the Han people, and countless literati and poets have chanted and complained about their grievances. Over time, the cuckoo has been promoted to the throne of "cultural bird" and positioned as a symbol of pity, sorrow, purity, sincerity and sorrow.
Question 8: What is the symbol of the cuckoo? There is a line in Li Shangyin's poem "Untitled": "Zhuang Sheng is fascinated by butterflies in his dawn dream, and looks forward to the emperor's spring heart entrusted by the cuckoo." Emperor Wang was once the emperor of Shu. He regretted his Zen position because he mistakenly accepted the lover of the prime minister of Shu as his concubine and retired to the mountains. He died because of missing his concubine, and his soul turned into a cuckoo after death. It can be seen that the cuckoo symbolizes longing for the person you love.