Read the following sentences, imagine the situations described in the sentences, and then choose a situation, representative theories. I have seen the moon in the endless African desert, in the blue sea and on the majestic mountains. ..... In contrast, I think these big moons in the vast world can't compare with my beloved little moons anyway.
This sentence uses parallelism to describe the big moon in a broad background, so as to set off the small moon in my hometown, highlight the beauty of the moon in my hometown and express my homesickness. The osmanthus here is not as fragrant as the osmanthus in my hometown yard. This sentence compares Osmanthus fragrans in Hangzhou with Osmanthus fragrans in my hometown, which shows that Osmanthus fragrans in my hometown has been integrated into my mother's life and become a part of my mother's life, expressing my mother's yearning for my hometown.
Although my uncle's boat is built with a shabby awning, which is far less exquisite than Shaoxing's bird awning boat, my uncle's small fishing boat is still so kind and unforgettable ... This sentence compares my uncle's shabby boat with Shaoxing's exquisite awning boat to express my deep thoughts on my father and hometown.
The first two sentences, "thread in the hands of a loving mother makes clothes for her wayward boy's body", closely link "loving mother" and "wandering son" with two very common things, and write the flesh-and-blood feelings of mother and child. Three or four sentences, "She sewed carefully and mended thoroughly, fearing that the delay would make him go home late", deepened this kind of flesh-and-blood affection by describing the actions and psychology of loving mother making clothes for wanderers.
The mother sewed thousands of stitches for fear that her son would "delay" and could not come back. Great maternal love is naturally revealed through the details of daily life. The first four sentences are very simple, without any modification, but the image of loving mother is really touching.
In the last two sentences, the author speaks freely and eulogizes maternal love. These two sentences adopt the traditional contrast method: children are like grass, and maternal love is like spring sunshine. How can a child repay a mother's love in case? The contrast and metaphor of images entrust the son's heartfelt love for his loving mother.