Because the content of the article is conveyed to the reader through "I", it means that what is written in the article is what the narrator saw with his own eyes, heard with his own ears, or experienced by the narrator himself, which makes the reader feel cordial and true. Use the first person, because the narrator is the party, the people and things described can only be those within the scope of "I" activities.
2. Third-person narrative method
In third-person narration, the narrator is not limited by space or time, nor by physical or psychological constraints. He can directly show the people and things in the article to the readers and reflect the social life freely and flexibly. But the third-person narrative is often not as intimate and natural as the first-person narrative.
The seventh paragraph, connecting the preceding with the following, is a picture of "Spring Festival", which depicts the happy scene of "Spring Festival in urban and rural areas, every household, old and young". Through various rhetorical devices, the author describes that in a beautiful environment, people are also full of spring and vitality, and enter nature.
4. Metaphor: Wild flowers are everywhere: miscellaneous, named and unnamed, scattered among flowers, like eyes, like stars, still flashing. Metaphor: personification: peach trees, apricot trees and pear trees, you won't let me, I won't let you, all of them are full of flowers to catch up with.
5. Parallelism: Spring is like a doll that has just landed. It is new from head to toe, and it is growing. Spring is like a little girl, dressed up and walking with a smile. Spring is like a strong young man with iron arms and legs, leading us forward.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Spring (Zhu Ziqing's Prose)