Let's first look at how the author describes the scenery: when "the sparkling green of Meiyu pool attracts us", "it is beside a pool full of water." At first, we saw intoxicating green, just like a huge lotus leaf covered with strange green. Then the author uses metaphor to describe the water wave, water light and water color of the pool, but still feels that this green color is not well displayed, so he uses a series of comparisons. Through this contrast, it is highlighted that the water color of plum rain pool is neither light nor thick, nor light nor dark, just like a beautiful girl, tall, not too tall, with a white face, neither too white nor too white.
Through metaphor and contrast, this strange green and lovely green appear before our eyes. How does the author feel in the face of this strange and lovely green?
When "the sparkling green of Meiyu pool attracts us", "we begin to pursue the divine light she holds tightly". Grasping the grass, climbing up the rock, leaning down carefully and bowing on a stone dome door, I reached the pool. The author uses the word "attraction" as personification, and writes the static "sparkling green in the plum rain pool" as dynamic, which reflects my desire to appreciate the lovely green. Use verbs such as "chase", "grab", "climb", "lean" and "bow" to accurately and naturally write out the desire to explore the Range Rover. At this time, "my heart is swaying with the green of the pool." Looking at the intoxicating green, the author can't help but "want to embrace her with open arms". When the author enjoyed the pool surface, water waves, water light and water color heartily, and compared them attentively, ecstasy, admiration, joy and yearning finally gushed out and reached a climax: "Lovely, how can I compare with you? How can I compare? " That intoxicating green! ..... I can't tolerate you, how can I give up on you? I patted you and touched you with my hand, like a little girl of twelve or thirteen. I touched your entrance again and kissed her. "I'll give you a name, and I'll call you' Daughter Green' from now on, okay?" This expression of feelings is not only directly expressed in words, but also in actions: "I want to hug her with open arms", "I will pat you and touch you with my hands" and "I will kiss her if I touch your entrance again". I can't help calling you' daughter green' from now on. "
In this way, in the process of describing the scenery, the author blends the feelings of ecstasy, admiration, joy and longing into the green of Meiyu Pool, and the feelings are intertwined with the scenery.